President Biden has taken steps to signal his party’s toughness on immigration and crime, but some Democratic allies say they feel blindsided
toughness on immigration
and crime ahead of his expected re-election bid, but the moves have blindsided some of his Democratic allies. Mr. Biden sided with Republicans pushing to repeal a local law that would change the District of Columbia’s criminal code, with the Senate expected to vote Wednesday to reject the D.C. measure. And his administration is considering a return to a policy of detaining migrant families who cross illegally into the U.S. as it looks to more restrictive policies to control the southern border.
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