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The anti-immigration protests last summer in Vassar have given way to the more mundane process of placing nearly 200 unaccompanied minors with relatives or foster families. Michigan remains one of the nation’s most welcoming states.

And in Harlingen, near Brownsville, the homeless shelter where families are being dropped off reported a group at 25% positive for COVID-19. That’s more than seven times the current positivity test rate for the U.S. public, which Johns Hopkins University’s tracker shows at 3.5%. Pastor Bill Reagan, who runs Loaves and Fishes, the Harlingen shelter, said they’re doing the best they can with the situation. “It would be best if Customs and Border Protection decides to release certain indiv...

Migrant families coming across the border are testing positive for the coronavirus at between three and ten times the rate of the U.S. population, according to a Washington Times survey of jurisdictions that are doing the testing.