They are sending soldiers to the border against the influx of immigrants.

Ron DeSantis, US Governor of Florida, stated that “42. He announced that more than 1,000 law enforcement officers would be deployed to the Texas border to ensure security after implementation of the Article was lifted.

In a written statement made by DeSantis, it was reported that 800 members of the National Guard, 200 law enforcement officers and 101 state troopers will be sent to the Texas border to combat irregular immigrants and ensure security. In the statement, it was indicated that in addition to the soldiers, 5 planes, 17 unmanned aerial vehicles, 2 mobile command vehicles and 10 boats will be sent to the border.

DeSantis provided military support to the US southern border at the request of the states of Texas and Arizona in 2021.

The art. 42°. The “article” rule was used to reject irregular migrants seeking humanitarian protection and their deportation to Mexico.

The Joe Biden administration also decided to continue the practice with the promise of designing a “humane asylum system.”

THOUSANDS OF MIGRANTS ARE WAITING

There were reports in the US media that approximately 150,000 irregular immigrants in the regions near the border with Mexico were awaiting the removal of the application of Article 42, which facilitates deportation to enter the country.

Republicans accuse the Biden administration of failing to take adequate action on issues such as illegal immigration, human and drug trafficking, while some Democrats accuse Biden of implementing “anti-immigration” policies comparable to those of the Trump era.

In the United States “42. With the end of the authorization of the Covid-19 period, known as the “Article”, as of May 11, the measures against irregular migrants at the southern border were tightened.
1,100 new employees were recruited to expedite the paperwork and interview processes for immigrants caught up in the border patrol.

The US Department of Homeland Security also announced that it will deploy 1,500 troops to the country’s southern border on May 2 to support internal immigration authorities as Article 42 will expire. (AA)