Tuesday's front pages feature Joe Biden's move to curb asylum and a Russian organization that is reportedly funding Europe's far-right.
Good morning and welcome to Newsweek's summary of Tuesday's national, regional, and international newspapers.The Wall Street JournalThe Wall Street Journal's lead story today is President Joe Biden's bid to tighten border enforcement for migrants who illegally claim asylum. The paper calls it a 'last resort effort meant to quell voter discontent with his handling of immigration ahead of the presidential elections.
'The New York PostToday's New York Post focuses primarily on the case of 19-year-old Bernardo Castro Mata, who is suspected of shooting two NYPD police officers on Monday. The paper states that he entered the U.S. illegally from Venezuela and has 'since been taking advantage of NYC, living in a free shelter and then allegedly robbing and assaulting people.
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