Biden's executive move to curb asylum at the border
President Biden pushed a sweeping asylum crackdown to address immigration as a top 2024 election issue. Polls show voters split by concern over migrants, with Trump amplifying safety fears. Analysts warn the move may not shift undecided voters, while demographics and perceptions of urgency shape the debate.
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Global mood sours as voters turn against incumbents
Voters from Seoul to Buenos Aires grow disillusioned with leaders as polls show sharp polarization. In Mexico and Argentina antiestablishment figures gain, while India backs stronger leadership. The U S faces a polarized race with Biden and Trump amid widespread dissatisfaction and a shifting democratic outlook.
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