The Biden administration has been preparing for months to issue an executive order aimed at stemming the flow of migrants reaching the southern border, but implementation has dragged on as the government prepares for legal challenges, political backlash and enforcement shortages, Axios reported on Monday.
The order is now expected to be announced in the next few weeks. The main issue now is finding the language to implement the measure without getting shut down by courts or seeing a revolt from the Democratic party's progressive sector, the outlet added.
