Title 42 end leads to decrease in border crossings, data shows.

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The number of migrants crossing the southern border has dropped significantly over the weekend, following the expiration of Title 42. The Biden administration has been preparing for the change and has already deported thousands to their home countries. However, smugglers are spreading disinformation to encourage migrants to cross, and the administration is facing two lawsuits that could have big impacts on border policy. One lawsuit challenges the new policy limiting asylum at the border, while the other blocks a policy that allowed border officials to release migrants from custody without court notices.
- Border crossings drop significantly after end of Title 42, U.S. officials say Los Angeles Times
- Title 42: Three takeaways on end of controversial migrant policy USA TODAY
- End of Title 42 is not leading more migrants to rush to the border, according to data KABC-TV
- Republicans aren’t fixing the migrant border plight. In fact they’re making it worse The Guardian
- Southwest border encounters see early drop following end of Title 42 The Hill
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