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As Title 42 expired on May 11, officials in Arizona are bracing for what could be a big influx of migrants across the U.S. border with Mexico, and there are worries that the increased border crossings could stretch resources thin.

Title 42 restrictions will be lifted Thursday night.

There are a lot of uncertainties at the southern border as the pandemic-era restrictions on migrants known as Title 42 are removed.

After Title 42 rules were lifted, migrants and officials were still evaluating the change and the new policy adopted by the Biden administration to stabilize the border.

Arizona sheriffs from up and down the state showed a united front when holding a press conference about the end of Title 42, detailing what to expect from their agencies. It's believed thousands of migrants will be headed for large cities and other states.

New York City officials plan to send some asylum-seekers to an upstate hotel.

Border Patrol is reporting a record number of apprehensions, and those numbers are expected to climb even higher starting Thursday.

Ahead of Title 42 expiring on Thursday, local Houston area resources are preparing for migrant buses to arrive in the area.

Arizona border patrol agents are on the frontlines as the crisis continues, and it's expected to become much worse as Title 42 marks its end. We're hearing from those taking on the expected surge.

Migrant surge is already underwway as Title 42 immigration policy expires Thursday at midnight.