Polish President Andrzej Duda plans to hold talks with parties that won seats in Sunday’s elections on the formation of a new government next week. The animosity between Poland’s conservative right wing, soft Eurosceptic Law and Justice Party and the opposition center-right, pro-EU Civil Platform reached a fever pitch in the run-up to the vote.
conditions passing this omnibus only supe charges that disaster. wall street journal reporte michelle hackman has bee covering the battle over title 42 extensively she joins me right now welcome. thank you for joining us michelle these new numbers from customs and border protection show tha the highest ever number of border crossings in november with - look at that, it s almost quarter million migrants apprehended along the southern border what are you hearing from th biden administration on this so, the administration, i think, is a little lost righ now. they had this whole plan tha they were ready to roll ou this week when title 42 was se to expire on wednesday the supreme court stepped in a the very last minute, extendin the policy we don t exactly know what s going to happen next i think they are waiting wit bated breath on the one hand they are relieved. i think the common assumptio is that title 42 in the shor term is keeping border numbers
down a little bit. i think that it is unclear i this is the most effective way to - they are anxious to see if tha will bring numbers down more to that effect, you kno that president is still asking the supreme court to deny th gop s request to keep title 42 what do you think the future i for the trump era policy it s really interesting the biden administration i making two arguments at once it is not arguing that the policy was always illegal. it basically invalidates refugee laws by denying people a chance to ask for asylum the biden administration i saying, no, it was justified a the beginning of the pandemic. it is just not justified anymore on public health grounds. that is we will see if the supreme court buys it. that s biden. what about congress?