The Biden administration is requiring many migrants to seek asylum somewhere else before

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The ACLU is suing claiming that that violates established U.S. immigration law.

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Along with the COVID-19 public health emergency, the pandemic border policy known as tile 42

ended last night.

The policy was used to quickly expel migrants without letting them seek asylum.

The Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro, mayorkas announced new limits for asylum seekers

now that title 42 is gone.

People who arrive at the border without using a lawful pathway will be presumed ineligible

for asylum.

Immigrant advocates quickly sued to block the requirement saying they violate US immigration

law.

MPR Joel Rose was at the border when title 42 expired.

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