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Asylum-seekers from Mexico hope for U.S. entry after Title 42 end

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Since March 2020, when broad COVID-era restrictions went into effect at the southwest border, Mexicans like Lupita were largely barred from seeking U.S. refuge and instead were quickly expelled back to Mexico. On Friday, that changed when the Biden administration ended Title 42, a provision that allowed the government to turn away asylum-seekers for public health reasons.

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Asylum-seekers from Mexico hope for U.S. entry after Title 42 end

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Asylum-seekers from Mexico hope for U.S. entry after Title 42 end

TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Lupita, a 36-year-old Mexican woman from the state of Michoacan, has spent three months in a shelter, waiting to apply for asylum in the United States. She wears some of the evidence for her case: bullet wounds about her arms, shoulder and abdomen. Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia

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IBTimes

Asylum-seekers From Mexico Hope For U.S. Entry After Title 42 End

Lupita, a 36-year-old Mexican woman from the state of Michoacan, has spent three months in a shelter, waiting to apply for asylum in the United States.

1 year ago·United States

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VOA News

Asylum-Seekers From Mexico Hope for US Entry After Title 42 End

Lupita, a 36-year-old Mexican woman from the state of Michoacan, has spent three months in a shelter, waiting to apply for asylum in the United States. She wears some of the evidence for her case: bullet wounds about her arms, shoulder and abdomen. Since March 2020, when broad COVID-era restrictions went into effect at the southwest border, Mexicans like Lupita were largely barred from seeking U.S. refuge and instead were quickly expelled back t…

1 year ago·United States

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FijiTimes

Asylum-seekers from Mexico hope for U.S. entry after Title 42 end

TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) – Lupita, a 36-year-old Mexican woman from the state of Michoacan, has spent three months in a shelter, waiting to apply for asylum in the United States. She wears some of the evidence for her case: bullet wounds about her arms, shoulder and abdomen. Since March 2020, when broad COVID-era restrictions went into effect at the southwest border, Mexicans like Lupita were largely barred from seeking U.S. refuge and instead …

1 year ago·Fiji

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Inforum

Asylum-seekers from Mexico hope for US entry after Title 42 end

The Biden administration implemented a new regulation that presumes most migrants will be ineligible for asylum if they failed to use legal pathways for U.S. entry like CBP One.

1 year ago·Fargo, United States

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