Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says describing the border as open is “doing the smuggler’s job.”
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre offered the message — while hinting at a new migration policy announcement coming Tuesday — despite broad expectations that most migrants who illegally cross the border and apply for asylum will be released into the US after the Title 42 policy ends as soon as Wednesday.
CBS reporter Ed OKeefe pressed Jean-Pierre on her message for migrants —about 50,000 of whom are estimated by the Associated Press to be waiting out the policy change.“In plain English to migrants who might be thinking about it, what should they do after Wednesday?” O’Keefe asked. The term “misinformation” often is wielded by government agents to pressure social media companies to censor online news and commentary — regardless of the actual veracity of information.
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