Photos: A view from the U.S.-Mexico border as Title 42 expires and new immigration rules take hold
Migrants are waiting in shelters and between two border fences separating San Diego and Tijuana as they attempt to seek asylum in the United States.
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Migrants are waiting in shelters and between two border fences separating San Diego and Tijuana as they attempt to seek asylum in the United States.
Title 42 allowed for asylum seekers and other migrants to be quickly expelled out of the United States without being able to request protection during the pandemic
Mexico was never a “migration nation” like the U.S. But American policy written during the pandemic has forced Mexicans to rethink their obligations to migrants.
Seeking asylum is one of the most fraught moments in an individual’s life. Now the U.S. requires asylum seekers to begin the process with a phone application that could exacerbate inequalities.
The required app often doesn’t work – and if it does it may send families a thousand miles along the border for their appointments