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Border situation remains tense as Title 42 expires.

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Source: New York Post
Border situation remains tense as Title 42 expires.
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Over 300 unprocessed migrants have been released in Yuma, Arizona due to overwhelmed Customs and Border Protection facilities dealing with a surge of arrivals coinciding with the expiration of pandemic-era Title 42. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls urged residents to stay calm, insisting that the released migrants have been vetted and don't have criminal records. The situation has been criticized as another failure of the Biden Administration's open border policy.

Topics:nationimmigration#asylum-seekers#biden-administration#border-patrol#immigration#unprocessed-migrants#yuma
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  1. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls urges 'calm' as feds release 300 unprocessed migrants  New York Post
  2. Title 42's end drawing record number of illegal border crossings  NBC News
  3. Relative calm along U.S.-Mexico border after Title 42 migration policy expires  CNN
  4. Here's what it looks like at the U.S.-Mexico border after Title 42 expired  KTLA 5
  5. Examining First Day at the Border After Title 42 Expired  NBC Bay Area

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