On this episode of Neutral, within 100 days I'm going to send to the United States Congress

a pathway to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people.

And all those so-called dreamers, those DACA kids, they're going to be immediately certified

again to be able to stay in this country.

Biden also signed a flurry of immigration executive orders in his first few days in office,

including a 100 day freeze on deportations, ending the remain in Mexico policy, repealing

the travel ban affecting some Muslim majority countries, reinstating DACA protections and halting

border walls construction.

We have always presented ourselves as being a nation of strength with strong arms.

That when people are fleeing harm, we will embrace them.

A new vision for the country, a pro-immigrant vision for America, and one that includes

putting the 11 million community members that we have that currently are not yet citizens

putting them on a path to citizenship.

Hi, this is Neu.

Due to the virus I'm recording from home.

So you may notice a difference in audio quality.

How has border security changed under President Biden?

We've already seen a caravan of Honduras heading north towards the US border.

In a memo from acting secretary of Homeland Security, David Prakowsky, day January 20th,

a 100 day deportation pause has been put into place.

And shortly after being sworn in, President Biden revoked former President Trump's emergency

declaration, which helped fund the construction of the border wall.

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