secretary said the measures the biden administration will put in place will not work overnight, but down the road, they will be able to assess whether they have been successful. what would a successful. what would a success look like to you? what success look like to you? what success looks success look like to you? what success looks like success look like to you? what success looks like is success look like to you? what success looks like is you - success look like to you? what success looks like is you have l success looks like is you have fewer people coming to the border claiming asylum who don t qualify, and you have more people utilising the legal pathways, whether it is parole, in country refugee processing, whether it is family reunification programmes. that is the way we re going to ultimately address the along with investments in the sending countries so we give people options to stay in their own countries. it options to stay in their own countries- options to stay i
0n the other side of the border, in mexico city, is our correspondent will grant. what are the migrants telling you about their hopes to cross into the us? are they aware of some of the policy changes coming? imean, it i mean, it isjust such a confusing situation for migrants at this stage. i think it was clearfrom migrants at this stage. i think it was clear from sarah s report, that concept of do you try and get there early, during title 42, or are your chances improved afterwards? it is a very, very hard question for people to answer when they are actually not armed with all the information, they simply don t know the answer, and i think many authorities really don t know the answer to that question either. what we do know is that they are going to be expected to apply as it were to come through the front door, before they reach the border, and if they don t, they will simply be turned away. the difficulty is one of the key elements, the supplying through an app called cbp one, is p
get online or meet the necessary requirements, and thatis necessary requirements, and that is ultimately going to push a lot of people to take the legal route, into the arms of people smuggling gangs and human smugglers. it is a very bleak picture still and the changes in the biden administration policy will have real world effects on people coming into mexico are already making their way north. what making their way north. what have mexican making their way north. what have mexican officials - making their way north. what have mexican officials been . have mexican officials been saying about the effect this policy would have on mexico itself, with so many migrants being sent back? i itself, with so many migrants being sent back? being sent back? i mean, president being sent back? i mean, president and being sent back? i mean, president and rose - being sent back? i mean, president and rose mill. being sent back? i mean, i president and rose mill mail service 0brador has been su
officially the end of a controversial immigration policy in the us and officials are warning about a potential surge of migrants at the us mexico border. let s remind ourselves what the policy is, and how it might affect us immigration. the temporary law introduced by donald trump, known as title 42, meant illegal migrants could be removed quickly. it expires overnight tonight. the policy made it easier for the us to send people back to mexico, using the coronavirus pandemic as a justification. the winding down of covid measures means the policy no longer has any public health basis, prompting officials to announce it would end on may 11th, the same day as the official us public health emergency. and when it ends, in a few hours from now, the us will return to a policy where migrants are screened, to determine if they are eligible for asylum, and quickly deported if they do not qualify. in the past hour, a federal judge in florida has temporarily blocked the biden