President Biden tried to ease chaos at the border by urging migrants to turn around, but Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey told ABC News ‘This Week’ on Sunday that he should do better than that to make a difference. to make.
‘He can definitely communicate more often, more clearly and he needs to talk to the president [Andres Manuel Lopez] Obrador, “he said.” He has a big microphone. He must use it appropriately. ‘
Ducey points to the scale of Biden’s immigration campaign, which has so far caused a 460% increase in ‘illegal fears’ and more than 100,000 migrants in detention, including 13,000 minors.
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“This is a historical record for the agency,” he said. “It was the reverse of the Trump administration’s Biden administration and it needs attention.”
The governor said he believed migrant protection protocols issued under Trump were the right policy and that they were “working” to discourage migrants from embarking on a dangerous journey.
ABC host Martha Raddatz met the governor at the border, as well as other migrants who were frustrated with the president’s new order to reverse the course. One migrant named Ophelia and her ten-year-old son returned to Guatemala after trusting that she would be welcomed in the states under Biden.
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“Biden promised that we could cross with minors,” Ophelia said.