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  • Title 42 immigration rule could expire on May 11

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  • Federal authorities arrive in Florida after surge of migrants

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  • Border Patrol officers arrest migrants at El Paso Greyhound Station

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  • Biden makes first presidential trip to border as migrant crisis rages

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  • Asylum seekers continue to arrive in Florida Keys amid influx

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  • Influx of migrants temporarily closes Florida national park

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  • Supreme Court votes to keep Title 42 in place for 6 months

    02:52
  • Supreme Court allowing Title 42 to remain in effect

    02:22
  • Migrant crisis worsening in Texas amid winter weather

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  • Texas National Guard blocks border sections ahead of end of Title 42

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  • Afghan brothers who assisted U.S. troops kept apart by immigration system

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How new asylum rule could shorten immigration backlog

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The Biden administration says it will now let asylum officers, not just judges, decide if immigrants can stay in the U.S. who are seeking asylum. Julia Ainsley explains how this could shorten the immigration court backlog.