Migrants crossing the border after May 11 will have the opportunity to try to seek asylum in the United States under a federal immigration law, known as Title 8. SAN DIEGO — With less than a week before Title 42 expires , more large groups of migrants are waiting along the border for U.S Border Patrol to pick them up and begin their asylum process.
“We’ve been here three days already. It’s difficult because we don’t have anything to eat, we haven’t taken any baths and it’s very hot and very cold in the night,” said DeMario Jones, a migrant […]
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