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Seven Immigration Experts Rate Biden Administration on Immigration


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When Biden was running for office, there was a concern within the immigrant-rights movement, to see how much he would distance himself from the Obama-administration legacy of mass deportation, Rojas Rodriguez told Insider.
We had nice rhetoric and terrible practices, and with Biden so far, when the rubber meets the road what we are seeing is disappointment and disappointment.
On the campaign trail, Rojas Rodriguez challenged Biden during a question-and-answer period asking whether he would commit to a full deportation moratorium, which Biden rejected, and later told Rojas Rodriguez to vote for Trump.
Rojas Rodriguez told Insider that moment and Harris moment of honesty in Guatemala had also defined the failures and priorities of the administration on immigration. Rojas Rodriguez added that for low-hanging fruit, like raising the refugee cap from the previous administration, it took movement and political pressure for the administration to increase i ....

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Pressure grows on Biden to end filibuster


Pressure grows on Biden to end filibuster
Annie Linskey, Sean Sullivan and Maria Sacchetti, The Washington Post
March 5, 2021
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President Joe Biden is shown at the White House in Washington on Feb. 10, 2021.Washington Post photo by Bill O Leary
WASHINGTON - Pressure is building on President Joe Biden, a longtime backer of traditional Washington rules, to do away with the filibuster and other procedures as Democrats press him to seize what could be a fleeting moment of power to enact his agenda.
Liberals have long pushed for sweeping changes such as expanding the Supreme Court, ending the electoral college and banning gerrymandering. But as Biden faces a critical stretch of his presidency, even moderate Democrats are urging more-immediate changes - particularly rewriting the filibuster so that at the very least fewer bills need 60 votes to pass the Senate. ....

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