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U.S. lawmakers spoke out to Fox News Digital about the end of Title 42, stopping the flow of illegal immigration and the need to "do something."

Catholic immigration advocates called for public policy on immigration that recognizes the humanity of migrants and asylum-seekers.

WASHINGTON — A pandemic-era measure that allowed for the swift expulsion of millions of migrants at the Southwest border is set to end Thursday, and the Biden administration and state officials …

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday aimed at securing the United States’ southern border and stopping the flood of illegal aliens entering the country.  

Asylum protections were the target of the left and the right this week, as both the White House and the House GOP laid out plans for limiting pathways for those fleeing persecution.

Texas state legislators are taking matters into their own hands after Title 42 expired Thursday night.

A federal judge has temporarily stopped the Biden administration from releasing illegal immigrants into the country en masse as Congress works to address the border crisis that is expected to worsen following the expiration of a coronavirus-era immigration policy.

(RNS) — Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso called the bill 'harmful' and 'extreme' in a letter signaling the US bishops’ opposition to the legislation. The legislation is not likely to pass the Democrat-controlled Senate.

The House advanced Speaker Kevin McCarthys (R-CA) border security package after some last-minute changes on Wednesday, teeing the legislation up for a final vote on Thursday afternoon.

Tonight Title 42 will come to an end. It has been the long-standing rule throughout the COVID pandemic that was enacted under the Trump Administration that allows the U.S. to quickly deport or turn away migrants at the border to help stop the spread of COVID.