U.S. border cities are grappling with the recent spike in migrant arrivals and bracing for the possibility of even more when Title 42 ends. Migrants confused by all the changes in U.S. policy are ...

Migrants crowd U.S.-Mexico border as COVID rules set to end After more than three years, the United States is getting ready to scrap COVID-19 restrictions at the border with the lifting of Title 42.

Title 42 ended Thursday and the Biden administration is bringing in new border and asylum measures Richard Raycraft · CBC News · Posted: May 12, 2023 1:06 PM PDT | Last Updated: May 12, 2023 ...

The Biden administration intends to lift Title 42 — a COVID-19 border restriction put in place in 2020 as the pandemic hit — on Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET. That’s when the U.S. COVID-19 ...

Here’s what it looks like at the US-Mexico border as Title 42 expires By: Anita Snow, The Associated Press Posted: 2:36 PM CDT Thursday, May. 11, 2023 Last Modified: 5:08 PM CDT Friday, May. 12 ...

U.S. border apprehensions hit daily numbers not seen since a May surge linked to the end of Title 42 authority. A Mexican railway suspended cargo routes with so many migrants hitching rides.

As a result of the shift, U.S. Border Patrol’s encounters with migrants in El Paso are down by more than 60 percent since Title 42 ended. But the migrant population at shelters in Juárez has ...

And unlike the former president’s Title 42, this policy of contracts, campaign contributions, and lobbying that will push for endlessly higher border budgets is not set to expire.

In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court has ordered the Trump-era Title 42 border rule to stay in effect. PRAS SUBRAMANIAN: The breaking news here, the Supreme Court is keeping in place a Trump era ...

Some Arizona leaders and politicians had predicted and feared that the end of the Title 42 border restriction on May 11 would lead to a mass influx of migrants arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Yet when Title 42 expired on May 11th, things stayed calm. In fact, migrant encounters recorded by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) fell by more than 70% in the weeks following the policy’s end.

Migrants wait for U.S. authorities at gate 42, between a barbed-wire barrier and the border fence on the US-Mexico border, as seen from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, Thursday, May 11, 2023.