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Senior White House officials have previously told [d]emocrats in Congress that they would not accept the Republican demands to restrict parole. But during a White House meeting on Friday, Mr. Biden's advisers recognized that a border deal with Republicans would not be possible without the administration agreeing on limiting parole, people briefed on those talks told CBS News. Accepting restrictions on parole would be a significant concession to Republicans, since Biden has relied so heavily on the policy.

And this, folks, is how you open the border while claiming you're not opening the border.

Another example of an administrative policy that does not require Congress.

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