Everyday, thousands of people attempt to cross Mexico’s border in an effort to enter the United States, leading to a significant increase in migrant crossings at the US-Mexico border. The crisis has put President Joe Biden under pressure as he approaches an election year, prompting US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to visit Mexico and seek support in keeping migrants within Mexican borders. The two countries have agreed to keep the border crossings open after temporary closures, but the question remains: How will this be achieved? And how will the issue of immigration impact US politics? Laura Kyle hosts a panel discussion with Rebekah Wolf, a senior advocacy strategist at the American Immigration Council, Leon Fresco, an immigration lawyer and former deputy assistant attorney general at the US Department of Justice, and Maureen Meyer, the vice president for programs at the Washington Office on Latin America, to explore these pressing questions.