What solutions are being proposed to address the current immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border?

The proposed solution involves implementing a detention-based system with immediate judicial review. Instead of allowing migrants to cross freely, border security experts suggest detaining all asylum seekers upon entry and providing them with immediate access to asylum officers and immigration judges while they remain in custody. This approach would require migrants to present their cases in real-time rather than being released with future court dates. Those without legitimate asylum claims would be immediately returned to their countries of origin. The expert emphasizes that this systematic approach could help regain control of the immigration process before the situation becomes completely unmanageable. The current "catch and release" system is viewed as ineffective because it creates incentives for mass migration, with many knowing they can gain temporary entry regardless of their case's merit.