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‘The New York Times’: argumentos progres para apoyar los golpes de la CIA en América Latina.

"Navigating troubled culture-war waters with grace, humor and compassion, “The Miseducation of Cameron Post” is a movie that deserves a wide and diverse audience." --The New York Times

'The New York Times' critica con dureza la falta de libertad de expresión en España.

El periódico estadounidense disecciona el panorama actual español: la obra de Presos políticos censurada en ARCO, las condenas a los titiriteros, músicos o tuiteros, o el "exilio autoimpuesto" de los políticos catalanes...

MUY FUERTE lo que cita la portada del New York Times, donde muestra la realidad de Sinaloa, con esa contundente cabeza de portada: “Un estado paralizado por el miedo”, eso dice en inglés “A state paralyzed by fear” haciendo clara referencia a lo que vive la entidad y por supuesto se dirige AL GOBIERNO, un gobierno y lloriqueando, que teme por su vida, simplemente porque deben su carrera política…

Since it’s been awhile since Trump was president why has Biden not fixed the boarder issue? The article is a great read, even the New York Times has trouble defending Biden’s boarder crisis. The article confirms that some senators have “exaggerated” Biden policies, but only in a few minute details, meaning the senators were MOSTLY CORRECT! I would love to see something on what specifically Kamala has done to help out with the boarder. I have a good gauge to see how the current administration has impacted our boarder; let’s count the illegals that have come across with Biden/Harris shirts.

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Biden officials have inaccurately described the Trump administrationʼs actions.

The previous administration was expelling these unaccompanied children, some who are girls under the age of 12, for example, back to Mexico. We ended that practice.” — Alejandro Mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, in a congressional hearing on Wednesday.

This is misleading.

“The Biden border crisis, though, was created by Joe Biden’s promises of amnesty and open borders and free health care for illegals during the campaign.” — Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, in an interview on Monday on Fox News.

“Yes, the signals that the Biden administration is sending by eliminating the migrant protection program or ‘Remain in Mexico’ program that was negotiated with the Mexican government, and as well as the failure to enforce the Title 42 public health order, which basically give the Border Patrol the ability to keep people out of the country who may infect the U.S. population, basically, they’re ignoring all of that.” — Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, in an interview on Sunday on Fox News.

This is exaggerated. Both senators were partly accurate in their descriptions of Mr. Biden’s policies.

It is true that Mr. Biden has proposed a pathway for citizenship for the undocumented immigrants currently residing in the United States and revoked the previous administration’s policy that required asylum seekers to remain in Mexico as they awaited decisions on their cases.

A spokesman for Mr. Cotton said the senator was referring to the 2020 campaign, when Mr. Biden raised his hand after Democratic presidential candidates were asked during a 2019 debate whether their health care plans would allow unauthorized immigrants to have access to such care. But there was no mention of “free” health care.

“It’s both. We have been seeing an increase in overall encounters at the border since April of 2020, and there was a bigger increase than we’ve seen in the past few months in February,” said Jessica Bolter, a policy analyst at the nonpartisan Migration Policy Institute.

The exact impact of Mr. Biden’s policies or election on border crossings is difficult to gauge, as migration flows are driven by myriad factors and there has been only one full month of data under Mr. Biden.