Overturning Trump's policies, the Biden administration will allow some immigrant families to reunite in the U.S.

　　China News Service, March 2nd, a comprehensive report, the Biden administration announced on March 1 that some immigrant families separated due to former US President Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy will be allowed to reunite in the United States. Some of them may be reunited in the United States. Chance to stay in the United States.

Data map: In Tornillo, the border area between the United States and Mexico, there is a "tent city" for immigrant children.

It is reported that thousands of immigrant children who have been separated from their parents have been placed in this "tent city."

　　U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Majorcas said at a White House press conference on the 1st: "We want to reunite these families here (the United States) or in their country of origin." He said that if some families choose to reunite in the United States, the government will " Explore legal ways to keep them in the United States."

　　The Biden administration has established a task force dedicated to reuniting immigrant families who were separated on the southern border during Trump's administration.

　　However, although the US government is adopting a "new approach" to asylum-seeking immigrants, many White House officials urge people to be patient.

　　Majorcas accused the Trump administration of "completely dismantling the American immigration system," and said that it will take time to rebuild the system from the "cruel abyss."

　　Since taking office, Biden has begun to withdraw some of Trump's tough immigration policies, but he has faced different pressures from both parties.

　　New York State Democratic Congressman Ocasio-Cortez last week criticized the government's decision to reopen a shelter on the US-Mexico border that accommodates unaccompanied teenagers crossing the border from Mexico.

　　On the other hand, during his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Trump urged Republicans to block Biden’s comprehensive immigration reform bill, which included approximately 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States with access to citizenship.

　　Later on the 1st local time, Biden held an online meeting with Mexican President Lopez.

After the meeting, the White House issued a statement stating that the United States and Mexico pledged to cooperate closely in immigration, fighting the epidemic, and responding to climate change.