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Border crossings down 56% from pre-Title 42 end but 'too early' to draw conclusions: DHS - Vimarsana News

Border crossings down 56% from pre-Title 42 end but 'too early' to draw conclusions: DHS

The Department of Homeland Security maintained immigrants crossing the southern land border had dropped 56% from levels recorded last week — but added it is "too early to draw any definitive conclusions" as authorities transition away from Title 42 measures.

Immigrant Legal Center braces for Omaha influx following U.S. border asylum shift - Vimarsana News

Immigrant Legal Center braces for Omaha influx following U.S. border asylum shift

The Immigrant Legal Center in Omaha has about two dozen lawyers who specialize specifically in assisting asylum seekers.

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Title 42 ends: Abbott pleads with governors to send help down to Texas border - Vimarsana News

Title 42 ends: Abbott pleads with governors to send help down to Texas border

AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) asked states to step up and deploy military and police down south to help the Lone Star State continue to respond to the Biden-era border crisis in the aftermath of Title 42 ending last week.

Title 42 ends: Immigrants receive court dates up to 10 years after crossing the border illegally - Vimarsana News

Title 42 ends: Immigrants receive court dates up to 10 years after crossing the border illegally

BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Illegal immigrants released into the United States from the southern border post-Title 42 may not have to appear in federal court and face justice for at least another decade.

Biden officials may have violated order by releasing 2,500 immigrants, judge says - Vimarsana News

Biden officials may have violated order by releasing 2,500 immigrants, judge says

The release of up to 2,500 immigrants at the southern border into the United States on Friday by Biden administration officials may have violated a restraining order set by a federal court in Florida, a judge said Monday.