Title 42 expiration leads to surge in migrant releases and overwhelmed shelters.

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Some Border Patrol sectors may release migrants who have undergone strict national security and public safety vetting to continue their immigration processes, including processing migrants for parole to reduce the amount of time they spend in custody, as at least 10,000 more migrants have been crossing per day ahead of Title 42 expiring on Thursday. The targeted use of parole will allow Border Patrol to focus its resources most effectively to quickly process and remove individuals who do not have a legal basis to remain in the country.
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- Watch live: DHS Secretary Mayorkas provides update on lifting of Title 42 and border operations USA TODAY
- City opens vacant middle school to house migrants as Title 42 expires KTSM 9 News
- El Paso border shelters already 'overwhelmed' before the end of Title 42 Fox News
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