10 things to know about the end of Title 42
Now, 2.8 million migrant expulsions later, the U.S. government is reverting to immigration law as it existed before the world went into lockdown
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Now, 2.8 million migrant expulsions later, the U.S. government is reverting to immigration law as it existed before the world went into lockdown
In response to the Biden administration's announcement for a coordinated regional approach to migration management leading up to Title 42 ending on May 11, Save the Children reaffirms its unwavering commitment to asylum-seeking children and families.
That are coming across on our commercial lanes. so, to say the least, the community has been very busy in dealing with the adjustments we have coming here and coming days. >> are you concerned about other incidents there as we approach the may 11th lifting of title 42? >> i am. i'm very concerned that we don't have enough infrastructure until place to help us across the border. i hope that we've gotten the preparation that we had secretary mayorkas here with some plans in place. i know, hopefully, migrants will start being much more active in their app that they can use to be able do get appoi...
The Biden-Harris administration is “focused on making migrations more safe, orderly and humane,” said State Secretary Blinken.
As the end of Title 42 nears, the Biden administration is encouraging immigrants to take up more legal ...