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With Title 42 set to expire tomorrow, May 11, local medical resources are preparing for a possible influx of migrants in the coming days and months. The common consensus among many is that while they are prepared now, they are uncertain of the future.

With Title 42 coming to an end this week, local leaders are preparing for an increase in migrants and refugees in San Diego County.

NBC News learned the Biden Administration is preparing a memo to direct customs and border protection to release some migrants into the U.S. without court dates...

The border crisis is set to become border 'chaos'

With Title 42 regulations set to expire tonight, Rockland County Executive Ed Day has been especially vocal about not accepting migrants from the five boroughs; however, Westchester County Executive George Latimer says his county would be willing to ease the pressure on the Big Apple--to a point.

It's an all-hand-on-deck situation at Samaritas, one of the agencies ready to help some of the youngest migrants who arrive in southeast Michigan.

The suit isnt Moodys first battle with the Biden administration and its likely not her last, but its her most critical effort to date.

With Title 42 set to expire, MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell welcomed on two former Obama officials to discuss the border crisis on her Thursday show. One of those officials was former deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes who claimed that one reason the border crisis is so bad is because the U.S. is just too mean to the communist and socialist dictatorships in Cuba and Venezuela. Mitchell led Rhodes by lamenting “very little was done in the last four years before Joe Biden” with regards t...

With Title 42's expiration just days away, and a massive surge in migration expected to follow, the Biden administration is ramping up its tougher talk about the potential consequences of illegal entry to dissuade migrants from making the journey -- but so far they are not listening. "Don't listen to smugglers' lies about America's immigration

With Title 42 set to end on Thursday, law enforcement agencies across the state, including the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office, are preparing for a large number of migrants at the border. Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels said their biggest challenge will be the number of releases.