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Title 42's end is driving frustration and uncertainty among migrants, who must now use a mobile app to seek one of just 1,000 appointments granted daily to seek asylum in the U.S.
The ACLU is challenging Biden’s replacement of Title 42 with rules requiring applicants to seek asylum in another country before applying in the U.S.
Migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border question their chances of seeking asylum after the end of Title 42. Stories emerge from the Rio Grande Valley to Tijuana, with migrants from Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, and Central America facing challenges.
An app by U.S. Customs and Border protection to help migrants schedule appointments at ports of entry has been plagued with problems, leaving many in limbo
For dwindling supplies. this is one of the few shops still open. the dead are piling up. the fighting's forced some to dig graves in their gardens. the red cross has been able to collect a few bodies. a truce would allow more to be buried. that's something this lady is thinking about. her grandparents got stuck in the heat of the fighting. her grandfather, a british citizen, was shot, leaving her disabled grandmother alone at home. weeks of frantic phone calls failed to get help. three days ago, she heard she was dead. it's quite painful to think that she was alone with no electricity in the m...