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After refusing to for so long, as even the lef had criticized the mess at the border (- he is guilty of), Biden was left with no choice but to agree to visit (Jan 8, 2023), to show that he "cares" but refused to include in the group the very local GOP's Tony Gonzales,<ref>Rep. Tony Gonzales on "Face the Nation," Jan. 8, 2023.</ref> lest it will hinder his propaganda optics.
After refusing to for so long, as even the lef had criticized the mess at the border (- he is guilty of), Biden was left with no choice but to agree to visit (Jan 8, 2023), to show that he "cares" but refused to include in the group the very local GOP's Tony Gonzales,<ref>Rep. Tony Gonzales on "Face the Nation," Jan. 8, 2023.</ref> lest it will hinder his propaganda optics.
Biden had to make the visit, at least a day before meeting [[Mexico]]'s president [[Andrés Manuel López Obrador|A.M.L. Obrador]] at the Summit there.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/world/view-mexico-uncertain-future-north-america-biden-trudeau-visit</ref>
Biden had to make the visit, at least a day before meeting [[Mexico]]'s president [[Andrés Manuel López Obrador|A.M.L. Obrador]] at the Summit there.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/world/view-mexico-uncertain-future-north-america-biden-trudeau-visit</ref>
==Release of migrants into the U.S. interior w/o court dates==
In 2023, nearly two dozen Republican-led states have backed Florida’s legal challenge to a Biden administration policy that allowed for the release of migrants into the U.S. interior without court dates<ref>Adam Shaw, [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/23-gop-led-states-back-florida-challenge-biden-policy-releasing-migrants-without-court-dates 23 GOP-led states back Florida challenge to Biden policy releasing migrants without court dates], ''Fox News'', May 27, 2023.<blockquote><small>
The policy was blocked hours before Title 42 ended.
Nearly two dozen Republican-led states have backed Florida’s legal challenge to a Biden administration policy that allowed for the release of migrants into the U.S. interior without court dates -- but was blocked just hours before the expiration of the Title 42 public health order.
"The Administration’s en masse parole of aliens violates federal immigration law and abdicates its responsibility to secure the nation’s borders," the 23 states, led by Virginia, said in an amicus brief filed this week.
The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10 memo and came a day before the end of Title 42.</small></blockquote>The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10, 2023. memo and came a day before the end of ''Title 42''.