The Future of Immigration Politics After Title 42.
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The ending of Title 42, which was expected to cause a surge of migrants across the southern border, did not happen. The number of encounters at the border fell by about 50% in the first three days after Title 42 was abandoned. Immigration has long been one of President Biden’s weakest issues, according to polls. Republicans believe immigration will continue to be a political vulnerability for the president, surge or not. The debate over the rights and wrongs of Title 42 will continue for years.
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- After Title 42, a new fight for humane immigration reform measures MSNBC
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