Colbert satirizes Biden's new border policy with humorous spin

Liberal comedian Stephen Colbert made fun of President Biden's plan to secure the border by jokingly changing a famous poem about immigration. The White House recently announced new rules to prevent illegal immigrants from seeking asylum at the southern border if too many people try to cross. This decision upset many liberals, including Colbert. Colbert, on his show "The Late Show," mocked Biden's executive order that allows the president to stop granting asylum if more than 2,500 people a day seek it. Colbert humorously altered the Statue of Liberty poem to reflect this change. He also joked about Senator John Kennedy's criticism of Biden's decision. This isn't the first time Colbert has made fun of Biden's border policies. The poem Colbert parodied, "The New Colossus," was written by Emma Lazarus in the 19th century. It has been a topic of debate, especially when CNN's Jim Acosta mentioned it to former Trump advisor Stephen Miller. Colbert continued to poke fun at Biden's border security efforts, calling it a "gluten-free wall" and the "most restrictive border policy by a modern Democrat." He highlighted the challenges of being a liberal against immigration restrictions. Colbert also mentioned Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's criticism of Biden's policy shift earlier this year. Overall, Colbert's humorous take on Biden's border policies sheds light on the complexities and controversies surrounding immigration and asylum in the United States.