The White House refused to address 'rumors' that President Biden would reinstitute migrant family detention at the southern border, a policy Biden criticized Trump over. 'I'm not saying it is, and I'm not saying it is not,' PressSec said.
The White House refused to address"rumors" on Tuesday that President Joe Biden would reinstitute migrant family detention at the southern border.
“I’m not going to go in on rumors that are out there or conversations that are happening at this time,” she said. “The Department of Homeland Security is continuing to prepare for the eventual lift of Title 42. No decisions have been made.”
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