Washington Today (5-10-23): U.S. to limit migrant asylum claims as Title 42 COVID restrictions end

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas presents new, tighter rules for when immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border may claim asylum, part of the Biden Administration plan to handle the wave of migrants anticipated starting Thursday when Title 42, the tool that has been used to turn back migrants on COVID-19 pandemic-preventing-grounds expires.

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) pleads not guilty to 13 federal charges of fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds and making false statements. He is accused of stealing COVID-19 unemployment benefits and raising money supposedly for his election campaign, but kept for himself.

We will hear from Congressman Santos, House Republican and Democratic leadership, and talk to Politico legal reporter Erica Orden…

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) with an update on the Oversight committee's investigation of what he is says is president Joe Biden's family members' corrupt economic business dealings in foreign nations, including China.

President Joe Biden travels to New York state, in a district he won in 2020, but is now represented by a Republican Congress, to talk about the negotiations over how to raise the national debt ceiling to prevent a default, as House Republicans still want spending cuts to go along with it..

Bipartisan Senate bills introduced to make sure classified material is not mistakenly leaving the White House, and the Senate confirms a new Archivist of the United States to lead the National Archives.

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