US President Joe Biden has agreed to tighten immigration policy to avoid criticism and ensure assistance to Ukraine. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal.


The publication reports that the Senate is developing an immigration agreement that will limit the ability of migrants to seek asylum.


The agreement provides for an agreement in exchange for new military aid for Ukraine and Israel.


The Wall Street Journal notes that the deal has a good chance of success, even if Republicans impose tough conditions.


Biden has demonstrated a willingness to negotiate with Republicans, which indicates his readiness to compromise.


According to The Wall Street Journal, this decision is not only related to assistance to Ukraine, but also to the criticism expressed by Americans.


According to a CBS News poll conducted earlier this month, Biden's approval rating on immigration was extremely low: 68% of those surveyed disagreed with his immigration policy, and 63% said they wanted the president to tighten it.


During his fifty-year political career, which has largely been focused on foreign policy priorities, Biden has had little exposure to complex immigration policy issues, and when he has, he has generally maintained a moderate position.


For three years, the Biden administration has been trying to contain the growth of migrants at the southern border. The Republicans have taken over the issue, and a bipartisan agreement could likely ease tensions on the issue.