Washington, D.C. — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio harshly criticized the immigration policy implemented during Joe Biden's administration, arguing that the country faced a migratory flow of such magnitude that it exceeded the United States' capacity to absorb it.
During an interview with Sergio Novelli, Rubio stated that
more than 20 million people entered the country during Biden's years in office.
According to the official, some of those who arrived remained in the United
States after their visas expired, while others entered illegally.
Rubio blamed the previous administration for allowing what
he described as a phenomenon of "mass immigration," arguing that
authorities failed to establish sufficient controls to contain the entry and
stay of migrants.
The Secretary of State argued that this situation has turned
the United States into "the victim of a massive immigration that no
country can absorb," a statement with which he sought to highlight the
consequences he attributes to the Biden administration's immigration policies.