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Just before Title 42 was set to expire at midnight on May 11, immigration advocates represented by the American Civil Liberties Union filed a legal challenge to the new asylum bars, claiming they violate U.S. laws and international agreements.

Thousands of migrants have been crossing the Mexican border into the US in chaotic scenes, amid confusion over the new rules which are designed to keep them out.

The Biden administration is seeing problems piling up about two weeks after the president announced his 2024 presidential bid, and the border crisis may be just one of them.

The COVID-19 pandemic-era immigration policy Title 42 came to an end just before midnight on May 11 and ...

Ahead of a major policy change, reports say an estimated 10,000 migrants surged over, nearly twice the average daily level from March

Five Star Development secured a $585 million construction loan from Madison Realty Capital for a $1 billion mixed-use, ultra-luxury project

Oriana Silva, a 30-year-old Venezuelan mother of two, was so determined to make it to the United States that she entered illegally and was expelled back to Mexico five times in seven months.

People are worried about University of Minnesota campus safety after reports of several incidents over the weekend. Police are investigating and increasing their presence in the area.

The city is speeding up replacements of lead service lines using $80 million a year from mixed funding sources.

Title 42 carried no legal consequences, but now migrants will face being barred from entering the US for five years