White House officials growing anxious over anticipated surge of migrants next month

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White House officials growing anxious over anticipated surge of migrants next month
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White House officials are increasingly anxious about an expected migrant surge at the end of May coinciding with the repeal of a restrictive Trump-era border policy that has let them turn people away.

A group of Orange County moms headed to the U.S.-Mexico border to help give humanitarian aid to Ukrainian refugees.Issues related to the U.S.-Mexico border and the entry of migrants into the country have long been politically fraught for both Republican and Democratic administrations.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki highlighted the administration's plans in a Thursday press briefing, saying:"I would note the Department of Homeland Security also put together a preparedness plan to continue addressing irregular migration that involves surging personnel and resources to the border, improving border processing, implementing mitigation measures and working with other countries in the hemisphere to manage migration.

"We will employ much greater numbers post-Title 42," a Homeland Security official recently told reporters, referring to the"remain in Mexico" policy, which is formally called Migrant Protection Protocols.

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