Since taking office President Biden has signed a record-shattering amount of executive orders and it’s clear he has no plan of slowing down anytime soon. Biden has been careful to dismantle a number of policies enacted by his predecessor President rump and now he’s targeting his immigration policies. Biden plans to fulfill his campaign promises by signing three new executive orders.

Fox News reports:

One of the orders will create a task force to push forward with the reunification of migrants who were separated from family members at the border during the Trump administration via the “zero tolerance” policy.

Another order will implement a three-part strategy to address “irregular migration” at the southern border. It includes the development of a strategy to tackle the instability and other factors that drive migrants north, and collaboration with other countries.

Most controversial, it also directs the Department of Homeland Security to review the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) which Biden has promised to end. The protocols, known as the Remain-in-Mexico policy, keep migrants south of the border while their immigration hearings are underway rather than admitting them into the homeland.

Finally, on legal immigration, an order will look for a review of Trump-era policies on that form of immigration, and will “streamline” the naturalization process and instruct agencies to review the public charge rule — which limited green cards to immigrants are deemed likely to be reliant on welfare.

The Biden administration has also issued a 100-day moratorium on deportations. However, states have already begun filing legal challenges against the order. Biden also halted all construction on the southern border his first day in office.

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