People continue to express extreme worry regarding how things are getting worse at the border, and many of them blame the worsening situation to the administration of President Joe Biden. As the election draws near, this fear continues to grow. The Washington Times reports that there were over 256,000 encounters reported in the month of February alone, which is a significant increase in the number of irregular border crossings. Recent data emphasize this concerning increase. A significant number of these interactions took place near the southern border of the United States, when the Border Patrol officials made a large number of arrests, including those of persons who were on the government's watchlist for terrorists.

The implementation of a "parole" program by the Department of Homeland Security with the intention of relieving pressure on border patrol agents caused criticism. The process of crossing the border is purportedly simplified as a result of this program, which enables migrants to pre-arrange their crossing. However, others who are opposed to it claim that it just encourages more people to attempt to enter the United States.

In the midst of these developments, critics of the Republican Party have accused the administration of Vice President Joe Biden of making the border situation worse by implementing measures that appear to promote illegal infiltration. Additionally, there have been specific sad cases that have given rise to controversy. One example of this is the murder of a young nursing student, which opponents claim could have been avoided if border enforcement had been stronger. 

Following an interview with the Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, during which he was questioned about the responsibility of the administration in preventing crimes committed by migrants, the conversation became more intense. Even though Mayorkas has acknowledged the tragedy, his comments have not been able to reduce the amount of criticism that has been leveled against him. Many people believe that more decisive action is required to safeguard public safety and to maintain immigration rules.

The problem of the border continues to be a contentious matter, reflecting broader national debates on immigration policy, public safety, and the accountability of the government, even as political tensions continue to remain elevated.