US plans to reverse Trump administration's immigration policies
Biden outlined his plan to reduce migration in the call by focusing on “addressing its root causes”
With a portrait of former President Abraham Lincoln hanging in the background, US President Joe Biden speaks about his administration's plans to fight the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic during a Covid-19 response event at the White House in Washington, US, January 21, 2021. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
US President Joe Biden discussed plans to reverse the Trump administration's immigration policies with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Friday, according to a readout of a phone call released by the White House on Saturday.
Biden outlined his plan to reduce migration in the call by focusing on "addressing its root causes," the readout states. The plan includes efforts to increase "resettlement capacity and lawful alternative immigration pathways" as well as improving processing at the border.
The two leaders agreed to work together towards reducing "irregular migration," the White House release said.
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