End asylum to stop border chaos?

The article advances the concrete policy question of abolishing legal asylum as a tool to reduce uncontrolled border crossings. That would replace a long‑standing legal, adjudicative protection with alternative administrative or legislative mechanisms, raising questions about international obligations, judicial review, and practical enforcement. — If taken seriously, this proposal would rewire immigration governance, force courts and Congress to decide on refugee protections, and reshape the incentives and routes migrants use to reach the U.S.