California Counties Brace for Migrant Influx as Title 42 Expires

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Riverside County officials are concerned about the impact of the end of Title 42, which allowed border officials to quickly return people to other countries during the Covid-19 pandemic. The county is preparing for a possible influx of migrants, with the CEO saying they could begin receiving more than 200 undocumented immigrants per day, causing a major stress on resources. The Biden administration has implemented stricter limitations on who can receive asylum after entering the country illegally. Riverside County has been working with local organizations to prevent the immigration crisis from becoming a homeless crisis as well.
- Riverside County prepares for influx of migrants ahead of Title 42's end KABC-TV
- Riverside County officials concerned about influx of migrants KTLA Los Angeles
- Sacramento organizations ready for possible influx of migrants once Title 42 expires KCRA Sacramento
- San Diego County Prepares for Possible ‘Street Releases' of Some Migrants as Title 42 Ends NBC San Diego
- Where migrants go when shelters are full KOLD
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