The Biden administration has implemented a new immigration policy that denies asylum seekers the right to apply for asylum and forcibly deports them, sparking widespread condemnation. Critics argue this policy violates international law and the right to asylum. Meanwhile, Canada's tightening asylum rules and the Safe Third Country Agreement with the US are leading to refugees being detained by ICE after failed border claims, according to reports.

Users overwhelmingly condemn the Biden administration's policy, with CJReplay stating it denies asylum seekers the right to apply for asylum and forcibly deports them, violating international law. MicroWave highlights that Canada's asylum rules and the Safe Third Country Agreement are causing refugees to be handed over to ICE, leading to prolonged detention. BrikoX reports that refugees reuniting with family are being turned over to ICE and jailed for months after failed border claims. Some users also argue the policy is a major concession to far-right elements and part of a broader trend of right-wing nationalism.

The community consensus is clear: the Biden administration's policy is seen as a violation of international law and the right to asylum. The controversy centers on Canada's role in facilitating ICE detentions, with critics accusing Canada of implementing Trump-style immigration policies. The key fault lines are between those who see the policy as a violation of human rights and those who argue the US is not a safe country for asylum seekers.