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Former Obama and Biden Diplomat Criticizes Border Policy

Former Obama and Biden Diplomat Criticizes Border Policy

Former Obama and Biden Diplomat Criticizes Border Policy
Salazar says the Biden administration was slow to address the border crisis, giving Trump a political advantage.
Salazar's book, 'Borderlands', discusses how the US often focuses on Asia and Europe, neglecting Mexico and the Americas.
Salazar thinks the Biden administration should have acted faster to address the border crisis and migration issues.
A memo shows Biden planned to leave Trump with a bigger immigration crisis.
President Biden and Ken Salazar are shown in a photo.
Salazar says the administration was slow to act, which caused problems at the border.
Salazar almost resigned as ambassador after being left out of an important meeting in Mexico.
Salazar wanted to discuss the need for a border and migration leader with Biden.
Salazar finally met with Biden and expressed his concerns about the border.
Salazar thinks a border and migration leader is needed to oversee these issues.
Salazar said someone should be in charge of the border and migration issues, with the authority to act.
Even after Biden's executive order reduced border crossings, the administration did not communicate its success.
This gave Trump an opportunity to campaign on the border crisis.
Latin America's right turn is changing the US's backyard.
Salazar criticized Biden's handling of the border crisis and considered running for president.
Fox News reached out to the White House for comment on Salazar's criticism.
Salazar says both Biden and Trump have made mistakes in their foreign policy towards the Americas.
Salazar thinks the US gets trapped in its approach to the Americas.
Republicans use the border issue as a political advantage, which helps them win elections.
Democrats focus on the border and domestic migration issues, but not enough on Mexico and the border with Guatemala.
Salazar's book, 'Borderlands', proposes a new approach to the border and migration issues.
Harris calls for an investigation into a shooting amid criticism of the border policy.
Salazar spoke at an event celebrating Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
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Salazar's 'Borderlands Platform' is a new vision for the border and migration issues, focusing on economic and national security.
Salazar proposes a 'New American Alliance' among the US, Mexico, and Canada, with deeper security cooperation and expanded labor mobility.
Salazar thinks Trump is right that the border is broken, but disagrees with his approach.
Salazar says the US should treat immigration as a national security and economic issue, not just a domestic political fight.
Salazar supports renewing Trump's USMCA trade agreement.
Salazar disagrees with Trump's approach to the border, calling it divisive.
Salazar thinks the US should respect people's rights and support law enforcement.
Salazar led thousands of police officers as Colorado attorney general, showing his support for law enforcement.
Kamala Harris is seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate.
Salazar thinks the US needs a new foreign policy approach towards Mexico and the Americas, with a focus on national security and immigration reform.
Salazar has met with Democrats who may run for president in 2028, advising them to make border and migration policy a top issue.
Salazar wants to make sure border and migration policy is at the heart of every Democrat's campaign.
Salazar would meet with Trump if he reached out, but would not become 'political fodder'.
Trump has expanded his tariff playbook with a new trade weapon.
Salazar thinks the Trump administration recognizes the importance of affordability for Americans, which is impacted by tariffs and trade uncertainty with Mexico.
Salazar says people in rural America are hurting due to trade issues and the US is losing its advantage in agriculture.
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Salazar hopes Trump would consider a 'Borderlands'-type plan for a new era in intracontinental relations.
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Salazar doubts Trump would take his advice, but would give it anyway.
Salazar was born and raised in Pennsylvania and has worked for Fox News since 2013.