Border surge expected as Title 42 expires.

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As Title 42, a Trump-era border restriction policy, is set to expire, the US is deploying asylum officers, troops, and federal agents to the southern border to anticipate a heavier migrant influx. The policy has allowed US authorities to swiftly return migrants encountered at the border to their home countries or send them back into Mexico, with some exceptions. The US expects to see large numbers of migrants at the southern border for weeks to come. The Biden administration is rolling out a new program for migrant families released in the United States to track them as they go through a speedy deportation process.
- Asylum officers, Secret Service agents and troops have surged toward border with Title 42’s expiration hours away CNN
- U.S. prepares for surge in migrants across southern border CBC News
- Texas Gov. Abbott pledges border security measures 'to repel people' as Biden ignores post-Title 42 surge Fox News
- Migrant Drop-Offs In Murrieta, Indio, Blythe Expected To Increase Patch
- Late efforts underway at U.S.-Mexico border before Title 42 ends. USA TODAY
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