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Encounters at the border have dropped sharply in the few days since the lifting of Title 42, a pandemic-era that allowed for the swift expulsion of immigrants without allowing them to seek asylum. Title 42 was lifted Thursday at midnight, and while many were expecting to see an uptick of migrants at the border, in…
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Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas marked the end of Title 42 immigration policy by once again warning migrants that “the border is not open.” “Do not believe the lies of smugglers. The border is not open,” he said just a minute before midnight on Thursday, echoing his calls throughout this week to prepare for…
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A Republican border and immigration bill set to come to the House floor Thursday would represent one of the biggest clawbacks of asylum rights in decades if enacted, experts warn. The GOP is aiming to pass the bill May 11 — the same day President Biden is set to lift Title 42. It’s a move that will…
Seven issues that will define the 2024 election A handful of issues are emerging as possible flashpoints in the 2024 election as Republicans and Democrats look to finetune their messaging ahead of a consequential presidential election. President Biden sparred with conservatives over Social Security and Medicare during his annual State of the Union address, engaging…
Hispanic Caucus split between rage and lukewarm reception to Biden’s new border plan The Biden administration’s plan to crack down at the border in exchange for some expanded legal pathways of entry for migrants received a generally tepid response from Hispanic Democrats, though some in the group were incensed that they were sidelined in favor…
“‘We might get deported but have to try’” EL PASO, Texas — A trio of Venezuelan migrants who crossed into the US illegally endured a harrowing first few days in Texas — sleeping on rainy streets and trying to scrounge up enough money to head elsewhere for work. Ana Gabriela Garcia, her husband and their…
Here’s what the Supreme Court’s decision on Title 42 means The Supreme Court has punted a brewing debate over immigration policy until the spring with its decision to keep a Trump administration border measure in place that restricts the flow of migrants into the United States. The court ruled on Tuesday that Title 42, which…
The Hill’s Morning Report — Santos faces growing criticism after revelations Rep.-elect George Santos (R-N.Y.) continues to face controversy after admitting Monday to fabricating pieces of his work and education background. In his campaign to represent Long Island in the House, Santos falsely claimed that he earned a college degree and worked directly with Goldman…