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U.S. court rules COVID-era Title 42 border expulsion policy unlawful

Summary by Ground News

Title 42 has allowed US authorities to expel more than 1 million migrants who crossed the US-Mexico border. The rule was drafted by the Trump administration during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Biden administration has relied heavily on it to manage the increase of migrants at the border.

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The Guardian

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CTV News

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The Independent

Judge orders halt to Trump-era asylum restrictions at border

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Reuters

U.S. court rules COVID-era Title 42 border expulsion policy unlawful

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Associated Press News

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