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Fewer migrants are turning themselves in at the border since the end of Title 42 expulsions on May 11.

The New York City Council passed Intro 209-A. The new bill would add height and weight to the list of categories protected by Title 8 of the New York City Administrative Code. The city of Binghamton, New York has prohibited such discrimination since 2008.

Tijuana officials are bracing for an increase in migrant deportations from the U.S. into their city.

Migrants on the move from South and Central America risk it all when they climb aboard freight trains dubbed "The Beast" and "The Train of Death."

A non-profit group said 20 veterans at The Crossroads Hotel in Newburgh were given a one-day notice to vacate.

The large migrant camp on U.S. soil between San Diego and Tijuana is now gone except for the leftover bedding, jugs of water, makeshift tents and hundreds of trash bags left behind by the migrants.

Laredo City Council approved a three-month extension to a Declaration of Emergency relating to the end of Title 42.

Bidens new approach requires migrants to apply for asylum in countries they pass through on their journey. Democrats pilloried Trump for a similar policy.

Migrants south of the border are taking a wait-and-see approach to claiming asylum since Title 8 processing and new federal rules kicked in last Friday, immigration advocates say.

The number of migrants attempting to cross the Southwest border from Mexico after Title 42 was lifted dropped by half this weekend, according to the Department of Homeland Security, and migrant crossings were down by two-thirds in Texas' Rio Grande Valley.