Biden Regrets 'Illegal' Comments in State of the Union Address

President Joe Biden expressed regret for referring to the suspect in the slaying of Laken Riley as an "illegal" immigrant during his State of the Union address, stating that he should have used the term "undocumented" instead. Biden also emphasized the differences between his border policies and those of former President Donald Trump, highlighting his commitment to treating immigrants with respect while ensuring a more orderly flow at the border. The issue has sparked criticism from both sides, with Trump and Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene condemning Biden's remarks, while Democratic strategist Sawyer Hackett praised Biden for acknowledging his mistake and emphasizing the contributions of immigrants.
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