Biden Vows To ‘Not Stop Fighting’ After His Mass Amnesty Order Suffers Courtroom Loss
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to keep fighting after his executive order providing amnesty benefits to a large swath of the country’s illegal migrant population was temporarily frozen by a federal court. The U.S…
President Joe Biden on Tuesday vowed to keep fighting after his executive order providing amnesty benefits to a large swath of the country’s illegal migrant population was temporarily frozen by a federal court.
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas on Monday night paused a program created by the Biden-Harris administration that provides deportation protection, a pathway to citizenship and other benefits to illegal immigrants in the U.S. who are married to American citizens. The court decision led Biden, who announced the creation of the program earlier this year, to release a statement vowing to keep fighting to “fix our broken Immigration system.”
“Last night, a single district court in Texas ruled that our work to keep families together has to stop,” Biden said in the White House statement. “That ruling is wrong. These families should not be needlessly separated.”
“They should be able to stay together, and my Administration will not stop fighting for them,” Biden continued. “I will continue to fight to secure our border and fix our broken Immigration system.”