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The ending of Title 42 restrictions on immigrants' asylum claims were expected to lead to a surge of crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border. That surge did not materialize, yet Catholic organizations feel a sense of uncertainty.
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.
On May 11, when the Title 42 public health order comes to an end, processing of migrants will be fully reinstated under Title 8/
(RNS) — The new rule, which goes into effect May 16, rejects asylum claims for most people who cross the border but do not first seek asylum in Mexico.
A Detroit advocate for immigrants, Seydi Sarr, is traveling to Texas border areas to see the effects of the end of Title 42.