US and Mexico Strike Migration Deal Ahead of Title 42 Deadline
The US and Mexico have reached a migration deal to address the "humanitarian situation caused by unprecedented migration flows" as Title 42 restrictions end. Mexican officials confirmed they will continue to accept migrants from at least four countries who are sent by the US back across the border. The move is expected to give the Biden administration a tough enforcement tool to not only expel migrants but also act as a deterrent for more to make the journey north. The new agreement will continue the effort beyond the emergency authorization that came from Title 42.