Up until just a few days ago, Title 42 was the law of the land on the US-Mexico border.

Yeah, so Title 42 was the pandemic era rule, started during the Trump administration in March 2020,

when COVID-19 had just sort of begun hitting the US, that prevented border authorities from

holding migrants in quote-unquote congregant settings.

Tonight, again, at midnight, we will execute the CDC order by immediately returning individuals

arriving without documentation to Canada, Mexico, as well as a number of other countries without delay.

Title 42 was divisive as hell. Immigration advocates hated it.

Lawmakers who wanted to circumvent the US asylum policies loved it,

but Title 42 was a pandemic era rule. It was never going to last forever and an expired on Thursday.

So what now? Coming up on today, explained.

Today's parents are busier than ever, and managing the madness means getting things done

no matter where you are. But it can be an awful lot to juggle. The Microsoft 365 app can help.

It's like a portable problem slayer. Lost the grocery list on the way to the store?

No worries, it's pinned to the top of your documents. No need to scroll.

Your kid forgot about the permission slip for today's field trip, scan, sign, and send it instantly,

all in one app. No pen necessary. Download the free Microsoft 365 app today,

available for iOS and Android phones only.

But I like to can tell you how to cook them and give you ideas for tea.

OK, Alexa, open McCain. Well done, dad, such a tech wizard.

Chip, chip, hooray. Crispy air fry perfection with McCain.

It's that escutando a hoy explicado. Today, explain.

Lauren Veeagran has been reporting on the US Mexico border for the better part of two decades,

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