Senate Democrats who backed ending Title 42 in 2020 now want it to stay
“We need more resources at the border,” he said. “That means everything from military people at the border, police at the border, inspectors at the border, mental health professionals at the border to deal with this situation. It’s troubling. And as I said, I don’t think Presidents of either party have really stepped up on this.”Title 42 expired yesterday, with around 60,000 migrants waiting to cross the southern border into the US.
Sen. Jacky Rosen , who sits on the chamber’s Homeland Security Committee, and fellow Silver State Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto also signed the June 2020 letter. On Wednesday, however, the two to the Biden administration expressing “strong concerns that the federal government is still insufficiently prepared for the reality that Title 42 is coming to an end.”Rosen and Brown bothintroduced by Sinema last December that would have appropriated more funds for border security, along with seven of their Democratic colleagues.
Vice President Kamala Harris, who was serving as the junior senator from California at the time and has since become Biden’s so-called “border czar,” was among the signatories to the 2020 letter, as was current Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Majority Whip Dick Durbin . The two men have since said they are collaborating on their own bill to address the end of Title 42.
Brown recently signed onto a bill sponsored by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and Sen. Thom Tillis that would effectively extend Title 42.Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Majority Whip Dick Durbin said they are collaborating on their own bill to address the end of Title 42.Vice President Kamala Harris, who was serving as the junior senator from California at the time, signed the letter to the Trump administration.
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