No border patrol or immigration enforcement:
1. No detention or deportation of unauthorized entrants
2. No restrictions on who may cross
None of this has been U.S. policy under Biden.
What Actually Happened Under Biden:
1. Record High Border Encounters:
Over 2 million encounters annually from 2021 to 2023. Driven by global migration surges, not just U.S. policy.
2. Enforcement Continued and Increased:
Deportations rose under Biden — over 271,000 in FY2024, more than any year under Trump. Border Patrol staffing and technology investment remained in place.
3. Title 42 Expulsions (COVID-era authority):
Continued into Biden’s term, expelling migrants without standard asylum processing until May 2023.
4. New Restrictions Introduced:
In 2024, Biden implemented new asylum restrictions, requiring migrants to first seek protection in another country before applying in the U.S. Increased cooperation with other countries to reduce migrant flows.
In Summary:
No, the borders were not “open” under the Biden administration.
The U.S. continued to enforce immigration law — sometimes expanding it — while also struggling to manage historic levels of migration.
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