NEW YORK CITY - Following a year of increased border tensions and ongoing negotiations over immigration reform, news surfaced that President Biden's top migration adviser in the National Security Council, Katie Tobin, will leave the White House. Tobin played a key role in the administration's immigration strategy for three years, NBC News reports.
Tobin, who served as the senior director for transborder security, is leaving her post at a time when border policy is front and center due to record levels of migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border and the key role of related measures to unlock a large aid package requested by the Biden administration.
