Title 42 repeal causes surge of migrants at Southern border.

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El Paso, Texas received 1,122 asylum seekers in a single day after a controversial order from immigration chiefs directed facilities across the Southern Border to release migrants into the US without an arranged court date or place and time to meet with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The surge in migrant crossings has been attributed to the expiration of COVID-era laws that allowed for quick deportations. However, a federal court ruling has halted the free-for-all, and migrants are now being processed under Title 8, which is a stricter policy that allows for illegal border crossers to be deported and banned.
- El Paso flooded with 1,000 migrants in a single day after controversial order New York Post
- Title 42 ending leads to influx of migrants at Southern Border FOX 26 Houston
- El Paso city leader warns immigration can't be a 'free-for-all,' calls for policy change as Title 42 ends Fox News
- Law enforcement agencies increase presence in El Paso as Title 42 ends KFOX El Paso
- Concern over influx at locations bordering Reynosa KVEO-TV
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