Immigration expert Todd Bensman discusses Biden's controversial executive order, criticism from both parties, potential lawsuits, and its impact on the ongoing border crisis. The podcast delves into the rejection of a bipartisan immigration bill, deportation numbers under Biden, security risks of illegal border crossings, and the surge in illegal immigration under Biden's administration.

Chaos at the southern border is expected to worsen drastically when Title 42 expires in less than two weeks. We speak to Todd Bensman the author of "Overrun,” a book that details the policies that have caused this historic border crisis. Bensman warns that a human tidal wave is set to hit the border and that the Biden Administration has no plans to stop it. Get the facts first on Morning Wire. Epic Will: Get 10% OFF your Will! EpicWill.com/WIRE

Todd Bensman, an immigration expert and author, and Mark Halperin, a seasoned political reporter, dive deep into the transformative 'Trump Effect' on U.S. border security. Bensman highlights a surprising decline in new arrivals and discusses strategies like reinstating the 'Remain in Mexico' policy. Halperin sheds light on the likelihood of successful confirmations for Trump's Cabinet picks amid controversial dynamics. The conversation uncovers shifting political tides and the challenges facing the Democratic Party following recent electoral setbacks.

Freddy Gray hosts Todd Bensman, a journalist and fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, who dives into Trump's looming border crisis. They discuss Tom Homan's appointment as border czar and what that may mean for immigration policies. The conversation explores the economic factors fueling illegal migration and critiques the 'migrant industrial complex.' Bensman highlights budgeting ties between taxpayer money and immigration organizations, as well as controversies surrounding illegal migration's impact on voting and congressional representation.

Todd Bensman, a journalist and author with expertise in immigration policy, delves into Kamala Harris's recent shifts toward more moderate immigration stances. He explores the political tensions this creates, especially among Republican critics. The conversation highlights the complexities of U.S. immigration strategies, the implications of the Darien Gap as a migration route, and the evolving situation in Guatemala. Bensman also discusses how these issues could impact voter sentiment and future policies under a potential Democratic administration.

In this engaging discussion, Todd Bensman, a border security expert, and Nick Gillespie, a libertarian journalist, tackle the future of immigration under potential political changes. They dissect misconceptions surrounding immigration narratives and the economic realities faced by migrants, including the perilous journey through the Darien Gap. The conversation also delves into the complexities of asylum claims and the politicization of immigration policies, highlighting how demographic shifts and public sentiment are shaping the landscape.

Todd Bensman, a journalist and fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, discusses critical immigration issues facing Trump’s administration. He delves into the border crisis inherited from Democrats and evaluates Trump's potential enforcement strategies compared to Biden's methods. The conversation highlights how Trump's political rhetoric impacts migration patterns and explores public sentiment towards immigration policies. Additionally, they tackle concerns regarding illegal voting and the upcoming census's role in shaping congressional districting.

Todd Bensman, an immigration expert with firsthand insights, dives into the alarming immigration crisis unfolding in Colombia, shedding light on the geopolitical stakes involved. The discussion highlights the disconnect between U.S. policies and the urgent realities at the border, emphasizing the implications for upcoming elections. Additionally, the conversation transcends immigration, touching on the recent vice presidential debate and its potential impact on the political narrative, particularly in regard to the American Dream and native-born citizens' concerns.

Todd Bensman, a senior national security fellow, shares insights from Juarez, Mexico, where migrants charge past law enforcement to reach the US border. He describes Mexican efforts to round up migrants and the demand for $20 billion from the Biden administration. Bensman also discusses the surge in fencing construction on the Texan side to deter illegal crossings.

Todd Bensman, fellow at the Centre for Immigration Studies and author of Overrun, discusses the severity of illegal crossings at the American border, the role of state governors in addressing mass migration, the diverse demographics of migrants, ongoing immigration bill negotiations, and the issue of incentives for mass migration.