Guilty Until Proven Innocent: America Today

In our everyday lives, whether during air travel or shopping for groceries, a presumption of guilt pervades.

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The Transportation Security Agency checks a traveler with a wand at O'Hare International Airport on August 18, 2006 at Chicago. Tim Boyle/Getty Images

With the expiration of the Covid-era rule justifying the expulsion of illegal border-crossers on public health grounds, the Biden Administration, to the dismay of progressives, has gone Trumpish. Absent “Title 42,” Citizen and Immigration Services will now “presume individuals who entered the United States unlawfully are ineligible for asylum.”  

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