Whether the virus was a main factor or not, I'm sure it was a factor nevertheless. The country's healthcare system had been overstrained for the past year and a half, and I'm sure medical offices are not feeling very open-minded about accepting migrant families as additional patients. That said though, there must be some accountability by the Dept. of Homeland Security to provide them some decree of medical and financial support. Just pushing them out of the country as fast as possible isn't humane, or even very sensible.

Do you think part of this is relates to COVID? Could this decision have been partially prompted by a fear of migrant families, particularly those having come between 2020 and now, carring some form of the virus from another country, and spreading it here? That's not right of course, but I'm just wondering.

I KNEW Biden's plans for immigration reform were just empty promises. This plan will allow immigrants to be deported without a hearing from a judge. This is beyond inhumane and I'm so disappointed.