Biden wades into immigration morass that has stymied other presidents

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President Biden is hoping to succeed where the last three presidents have failed by proposing his own legislation revamping immigration.

While diametrically opposed to former President Donald Trump’s approach, the Biden-backed immigration bill follows in the footsteps of unsuccessful pushes by Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama to increase legal immigration and offer a pathway to citizenship for most illegal immigrants in the United States.

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