Border Cities Brace for End of Title 42 and Migrant Surge

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Texas cities like Brownsville, Laredo, and El Paso have declared a state of emergency as thousands of migrants are expected to cross the border after the end of Title 42. Over 11,000 migrants have crossed the southern border illegally in the past two days, and Border Patrol is already holding about 10,000 people more than the capacity of its facilities. Officials are seeking more resources from the federal government to transport and house the new arrivals. The situation is straining the capacity of the cities and Border Patrol.
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