President Joe Biden is loath to roll back some of the immigration restrictions his predecessor.
President Joe Biden is loath to roll back some of the immigration restrictions his predecessor put in place and is actually considering implementing some to mitigate a predicted surge at the U.S. border with Mexico. This means, Hayes Brown writes, that former President Donald Trump's "most lasting policy legacy was his assault on legal immigration."
Though the Biden administration is an awful position politically and practically, Brown describes its dilemma as a "win-win situation for Trump: Either Biden keeps the limits on immigration in place, or he risks the system being overwhelmed as those limits are lifted." Read Hayes Brown's full analysis in your Thursday MSNBC Daily. |
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There's more and more evidence the ideology was key to the attempted coup. Read more. |
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The Supreme Court missed an easy win on transparency when it really needs one. Read more. |
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One thing is abundantly clear after Tuesday's testimony: The Federal Bureau of Prisons can't be taken at its word. Read more. |
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This will rank among the most ridiculous lawsuits he's ever filed, and he's filed some doozies. Read more. |
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This week on "Into America," Trymaine Lee and the "Into America," team let listeners peer behind the curtain of how the podcast works, the team's favorite moments, and what's coming next for the pod. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts. |
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A bonus episode of "The Revolution with Steve Kornacki" is available now. The series recounts the 1994 Republican take-over of Congress, influenced by Newt Gingrich, that changed both political parties forever. Now, Steve sits down with Newt Gingrich himself to discuss the podcast and the impact of his legacy today.
Listen to "The Revolution with Steve Kornacki" now, wherever you get your podcasts. |
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