Tonight on Scripps Newsline, we break down the implications of President Biden's sweeping new executive actions that attempt to curtail asylum claims at the southern border.
The much-anticipated move comes as immigration advocates tell Scripps News they plan to challenge it in court.
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Immigration
Biden takes steps to curtail asylum claims at southern border
We hear from an advocate of tougher border policy, a human rights advocate and an immigration attorney to get a more comprehensive look at what the president's latest actions will mean.
On tonight's panel: Alan Lizarraga, communications manager of the Border Network for Human Rights; Nelson Balido, chairman and CEO of the Border Commerce and Security Council; and Renata Castro, an attorney who founded her own firm focused on immigration law.