US and Mexico agree on migration policies ahead of Title 42 expiration.

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Mexico has agreed to continue taking Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans rejected from the US border when Title 42 expires next week, as part of a landmark agreement. The US has trouble deporting many migrants to those countries because of its troubled diplomatic relations with them. In exchange, Washington will continue to allow 30,000 migrants a month from the same countries through the humanitarian parole program that has been created for them. However, it is unclear what will happen after 30,000 migrants have been sent back to Mexico in a month if more continue to cross over into the US.
- Mexico will continue to take migrants rejected from US as part of landmark agreement before Title 42 ends New York Post
- US, Mexico reach migration deal as Title 42 deadline nears ABC News
- US, Mexico agree on tighter immigration policies at border The Associated Press
- US parole program to continue post-Title 42, Mexico to accept returnees Reuters
- Deal with Mexico will allow U.S. to deport non-Mexicans at border The Washington Post
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