Title 42 expiration leads to mixed results at US-Mexico border.

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Almost 300 newly arrived migrants were released by officials in Yuma, Arizona, on Friday as border cities struggle to cope with a surge in arrivals. This coincided with the end of Title 42, a Trump-era restriction designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Customs and Border Protection had been holding as many as 28,000 migrants at its facilities, far beyond its capacity. The Biden administration rushed through new restrictions, effectively restoring Trump's 'transit ban,' which allows for the deportation of arrivals who did not seek asylum in countries through which they traveled.
- Arizona border city releases 190 migrants on to streets as Yuma after Title 42 ends Daily Mail
- Title 42's end drawing record number of illegal border crossings NBC News
- Examining First Day at the Border After Title 42 Expired NBC Bay Area
- Border crossings fall short of fears after Title 42 expires KPIX | CBS NEWS BAY AREA
- Confusion reigns at the border in Texas as Title 42 ends WUSF Public Media
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