Biden administration faces legal challenges over release of migrants without court dates.

The Biden administration is appealing a federal judge's order blocking immigration officials from releasing migrants yet to secure notices to appear in court. The policy is needed as border patrol sites are swamped by surges of asylum seekers in light of pandemic-era Title 42 expiring. The Justice Department filed legal papers asking for an emergency stay on Judge T. Kent Wetherell II’s two-week restraining order on the president’s “parole with conditions” policy. The release policy was outlined in a US Customs and Border Protection memo earlier this month, saying migrants can enter the United States on parole if CBP faces overcrowding.