Former US President Donald Trump has returned to the spotlight again, through the file of migrants stranded on the US-Mexico border.

A former Trump aide, Jason Miller, said this week that the former president was “really concerned” about the immigrant situation on the US-Mexico border, and may plan to visit the region, according to Fox News .

The US President, Joe Biden, commented yesterday in his first press conference since taking office, that there are 15,500 unaccompanied foreign minors stranded on the US-Mexico border.

Biden responded briefly to Republicans who accuse him of encouraging the flow of immigrants by easing the immigration policy of his predecessor Trump, saying, “I will not apologize for abolishing policies that violate international law and human dignity.”

Miller referred to a possible visit by Trump to the border area during an intervention on the podcast of Michael Berry, saying, “I can expect that he will do so soon. Not immediately, but I can expect a trip at some point in the future here, but I see something that worries the (former) president.” Trump. ”

Miller has denied that Trump has taken any tour of the border region with Mexico, since he left office in January.

Miller criticized the US Vice President, Kamala Harris, regarding immigration policies, at a time when the United States is witnessing an increase in the number of immigrants trying to enter the US.

Biden assigned his deputy, Kamala Harris, to file the influx of immigrants to the US border with Mexico, as part of dealing with a case that exposed him to many criticisms.

During a meeting at the White House on Wednesday, Biden, with Harris standing next to him, said, “I can’t think of someone more competent” to do the job.