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President Biden is expected to issue an executive order that would ban migrants who cross the border illegally from claiming asylum.

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Plus, Sam Altman's investments in companies that do business with open AI raise questions of conflicts of interest.

It's Monday, June 3rd.

I'm Sabrina Siddiqui for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories that move the world today. President Biden is expected to sign an executive order tomorrow that would ban migrants

who cross the border illegally from claiming asylum.

According to officials familiar with the planning, the move would allow them to be quickly

deported back to Mexico or their home countries.

Biden plans to sign the order alongside several mayors from southern border communities.

It aims to restrict the flow of migrants over the border as illegal immigration becomes a priority

issue for voters ahead of the November elections. Polls show a majority of Americans expressing dissatisfaction with his handling of the issue.

The decision comes after months of debate within the administration that mostly centered on the legality of such an action.

Former President Donald Trump sought to enact a nearly identical ban in 2018, but it was

blocked by a federal court that said it was a violation of asylum laws

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