Biden defends border effort, saying nations can’t build walls
Mexico City | US President Joe Biden on Tuesday (Wednesday AEDT) defended his handling of the border and thanked his Mexican counterpart for a willingness to accept asylum seekers rejected by the United States during a period of what he called “the greatest migration in human history” across the region.
In remarks at the end of a two-day summit with the leaders of Mexico and Canada, Mr Biden dismissed criticism from Republicans, Democrats and humanitarian groups, calling them the “extremes” and saying he was pursuing a middle ground in his approach to immigration.
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