The Biden administration on Thursday is expected to propose a rule cracking down on migrants ineligible to claim asylum, according to two sources familiar, a change that’s not expected to be sweeping but rather a tightening of the current immigration system.

The forthcoming changes will address the stage at which migrants can be found ineligible to apply for and receive asylum.

The Department of Homeland Security is believed to be planning a rollout of a new rule to allow asylum officers to begin deporting some illegal immigrants sooner.

El gobierno de Estados Unidos planea proponer el jueves una nueva norma destinada a acelerar el proceso de solicitud de asilo para algunos migrantes, lo que representa un posible preludio de medidas m

The Biden administration plans to propose a new rule Thursday aimed at speeding up the asylum claims process for some migrants — a potential prelude to broader actions from President Joe Biden later this year that would impose

President Joe Biden’s administration will propose a new rule that would allow the US to more quickly expel some undocumented migrants seeking to claim asylum, as the White House grapples with a historic surge of illegal immigration that has strained state and local resources and become a political liability headed into November’s election.

The Biden administration is set to published an updated rule allowing it to reject asylum seekers more quickly, Axios reported on Wednesday. The measure could go into effect as soon as Thursday. The rule,

President Biden had said he wanted the power to effectively "shut down the border" when migration numbers surge. But this rule is an incremental shift.