Title 42 expiration brings uncertainty to US immigration policy.
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The lifting of Title 42, a public health order that allowed officials to control the flow of migrants at the US-Mexico border, has left the Biden administration facing uncertainty over immigration policy. The administration has rolled out new policies to incentivize legal pathways for migrants, but these are being challenged in court. With a presidential election coming up, Biden is facing political pressure from both the left and right on the issue of immigration. House Republicans have passed a sweeping immigration bill, but it is likely to die in the Senate. The situation at the border could create an opening for the GOP to win back moderate voters.
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