Border Situation Remains Calm Despite End of Controversial Policy and Political Turmoil.

The lifting of pandemic-era immigration restrictions at the southern border did not result in the chaos that President Biden had predicted. While an initial surge of migrants put a strain on detention facilities and shelters, the situation was temporarily triaged by federal authorities, local governments, and private nonprofits. The Biden administration sent troops to the border, imposed tough new restrictions on who qualifies for asylum, and increased opportunities for migrants to enter the country legally. The weekend was quieter than expected, but officials caution that it is still early and the conditions in countries that have led to a record number of people fleeing have not changed. Republicans continue to criticize Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, but the Biden administration has shrugged off impeachment threats as political theater.
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- 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
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