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The continued weaponization of the pandemic to expel people from our border will result in serious harm for the thousands who have been denied protection.

The clock is running out on more than 100,000 employment-based green cards that the Biden administration could — but likely won't — issue before the end of the fiscal year.

Listen • 3:35 Jacqueline (left) and Nicky Flores at their home in Virginia last month. They are part of the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project, a group calling for an end to Title 42 so their family members can seek asylum. Updated August 2, 2021 at 6:34 PM ET Immigration advocates who had been negotiating with the Biden administration to end a Trump-era rule that blocks most migrants from entering the United States have given up waiting. The American Civil Liberties Union and...

Biden’s best tools in stopping immigrants from crossing the border: Mexican soldiers and the pandemic Alfredo Corchado, The Dallas Morning News © Alfredo Corchado/TNS La Guardia Nacional de México ha resurgido con un enfoque renovado en frenar el flujo de migrantes que intentan llegar a Estados Unidos. CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico – Along the banks of a muddy Rio Grande, two national guardsmen, carrying long rifles, keep a watchful eye on the border for mostly Central American...

Biden’s best tools in stopping immigrants from crossing the border: Mexican soldiers and the pandemic Under pressure to get control of a crush of migrants streaming to the border, the administration can use all the help it can get from its southern neighbors. Mexico national guardsmen, seen here last week, say they pick a key location along the Mexican side of the border and try to serve as a deterrence to migration.(Alfredo Corchado / The Dallas Morning News) CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico – Alo...

Border towns brace for migrants to enter the US under new Biden immigration policies and last updated 2021-02-27 19:00:12-05 EL PASO, Texas — Life in a border town is unique. There is always activity, and locals from one country routinely visit the other. Norma Irene Alvarez says unless you live in a town like El Paso, you might not get it. "I don’t know what my life would be if I wasn’t here," Alvarez said. Alvarez was born in Mexico, crossed the border when she was five, neve...

KERA News The sleeping area at Casa del Refugiado, where some asylum seekers who were enrolled in the "Remain in Mexico" program will stay for a night or two after entering El Paso, before joining family members in other parts of the U.S. A small group of asylum seekers is slated to cross from Ciudad Juárez into El Paso on Friday, as the Biden administration begins to unwind the Trump-era border policy. On a chilly afternoon in Ciudad Juárez last week, an asylum seeker named Mikel was glued t...

Updated at 5 p.m. ET President Biden said on Thursday that he will work with allies and partners to sanction Myanmar, end the war in Yemen, admit more

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