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1 year oldThe last time Joe Biden and Donald Trump shared a debate stage, the Democratic presidential nominee repeatedly attacked his opponent over his administration's immigration policies.
"This is the first president in the history of the United States of America that anybody seeking asylum has to do it in another country. That's never happened before. That’s never happened before in our country," Biden said with outrage.
"You come to the United States, and you make your case. That’s how you seek asylum, based on the following premise: Why I deserve it under American law," the former vice president added at the time.
But now, that very criticism has come back around more than two years into Biden's own term because critics -- including members of his own party -- human rights groups, and immigration lawyers say he has now implemented something close to what his predecessor did.
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