Biden won’t find it easy to change Trump’s immigration moves

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For a Joe Biden White House, the toughest part of remaking U.S. immigration policy may actually be figuring out where to start.

President Trump has taken more than 400 executive actions on this one issue alone since taking office in January 2017, according to nonpartisan think tank the Migration Policy Institute. Undoing Trump’s immigration framework is not as simple as reversing what his administration has done, yet Biden’s desired reforms cannot be made without first doing so.

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