Donald Trump condemned the impending expiration of Covid-era powers on Thursday, warning that the United States will be flooded with “tens of thousands of migrants” and labeling it a “day of infamy.” The former president emphasized his efforts to address the border crisis, stating, “I built hundreds of miles of wall and completed it. I started another hundred miles, but then we had a rigged election.” Trump also claimed that overcrowding in shelters led to migrants sleeping in New York’s Central Park. When CNN anchor Kaitlin Collins challenged the accuracy of his statement, Trump dismissed her as “a nasty person,” highlighting their longstanding feud. The discussion occurred prior to the anticipated lifting of Title 42 restrictions, a policy implemented by the Trump administration to expel over two million migrants in an effort to control the spread of Covid-19. The removal of Title 42 will prompt the application of Title 8 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, granting asylum-seekers the opportunity to undergo a “credible fear” interview to determine their eligibility. Republicans have also criticized President Joe Biden for terminating the $16.8 billion border wall project soon after taking office.
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