President Joe Biden’s proposal will offer an amnesty — and quick access to green cards — to perhaps one million migrants, according to PBS.org.
The Associated Press (AP), however, said the amnesty offer is not finalized:
The people said those actions could be unveiled as early as next week, although a White House official stressed Thursday that no final decisions have been made on what Biden will announce, if anything. As of earlier this week, Biden had not been presented with the proposal for his final approval, adding to the uncertainty for the timing of any announcement.
The sources cited by PBS said the amnesty would help fewer than one million illegal migrants who are married to U.S. citizens.
Many polls show that most Americans — including American Latinos — are growing more opposed to Biden’s easy migration policies. In a June YouGov poll, Hispanic adults were split evenly when asked about migration, with 29 percent saying “better off” and 29 percent saying “worse off.”
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