Migrant surge in El Paso prompts emergency measures.

TL;DR Summary
Hundreds of asylum seekers were seen camping out in the streets of El Paso as the city declared a state of emergency ahead of the end of Title 42. Officials expect up to 13,000 people to cross the border each day once the policy is lifted. More than 73,000 migrants have crossed the southern border illegally in the last 10 days, with 16,985 "gotaways" avoiding detention. El Paso is preparing for an anticipated influx of migrants, with officials warning that the number of migrants at the border will only increase as Title 42 comes to an end.
- Hundreds of migrants camp out overnight in El Paso amid state of emergency New York Post
- Cities across South Texas bracing for surge of migrants as Title 42 ends KENS 5: Your San Antonio News Source
- El Paso braces for end of pandemic-era rules restricting migration from Mexico The Guardian US
- County Judge disagrees with the city's response to migrant surge in El Paso KFOX El Paso
- Border Patrol in El Paso highlights the dangers of crossing the border KVIA
Reading Insights
Total Reads
0
Unique Readers
12
Time Saved
3 min
vs 4 min read
Condensed
85%
641 → 97 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on New York Post