Trump-era border policy set to expire in May. New rules may be no easier on border crossers
The pandemic-era rule allowed migrants to be expelled immediately. They often end up in dangerous border towns awaiting a chance to apply for asylum.
Trump-era border policy set to expire in May. New rules may be no easier on border crossers
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