Biden's Border Executive Order Faces Criticism and Defense

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House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized President Biden's anticipated executive order on border security as "too little too late," arguing that Biden's policies have intentionally opened the border and caused long-term damage. The White House is reportedly finalizing plans to limit asylum requests and deny entry once a daily threshold is met, amid bipartisan criticism of Biden's handling of immigration. A White House spokesperson countered that Congressional Republicans have obstructed tougher border enforcement.
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