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Over 2 million migrants were arrested while illegally crossing the southern border in 2021, and another 2 million are expected in 2022. About half of these migrants are turned back to Mexico under the authority of Title 42, which allows migrants to be turned away for public health reasons. But President Joe Biden let the other half in, often with little more than a piece of paper saying when they should show up in immigration court to pursue a claim for asylum.

Omicron surge claims another eight lives in Forsyth as new cases decline

The Biden administration is spending $30 million on grants targeting “underserved communities” to help substance abusers via overdose prevention programs, safe smoking kits/supplies, safe sex kits, test kits for fentanyl and other synthetic drugs, and more.

The state of Florida is working to build up its supply of monoclonal antibody treatments that are effective against COVID-19. Wednesday the state department of health announced that they have enough available for people to get one of those treatments at home.

More than a few eyebrows were raised earlier this week when the Washington Free Beacon reported on a $30 million grant program was going to fund "smoking kits"

Health officials are reviewing school masking and other COVID-19 guidance and will issue an updated toolkit to North Carolina schools soon, Gov. Cooper said.

Forsyth reports another COVID-19 related death, bringing total for month to 28.

Forsyth long-term care facilities have eight more deaths during omicron surge

President Biden’s administration is spending $30 million to distribute things like crack pipes to advance “racial equity.”

Families want to get their kids back, so they went to the DHHS town hall Tuesday.