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Your weekly summary from the Council


allowed
immigration
officials
to
rapidly
“expel”
migrants
over
1.7
million
times.
However,
the
CDC
delayed
the
termination
until
May
23
to
give
the
U.S.
Department
of
Homeland
Security
time
to
prepare
for
an
expected
increase
in
people
seeking
asylum
after
Title
42
ends.
Now,
a
new
plan
put
out
by
the
Biden
administration
shows
how
DHS
is
preparing
to
respond.
Read
More
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FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW
*
On
Friday,
the
Biden
administration
announced
that
it
will
grant
Temporary
Protected
Status
(TPS)
for
Cameroon.
The
designation
will
provide
much-needed
protection
to
thousands
of
Cameroonian
nationals
in
the
U.S.
who
faced
the
possibility
of
deportation
into
armed
conflict.


TPS
is
a
temporary
immigration
status
provided
to
nationals
of
certain
countries
experiencing
an
ongoing
armed
conflict,
environmental
disaster,
or
extraordinary
and
temporary
conditions.


This
fact
sheet
from
the
American
Immigration
Council
discusses
TPS,
the
benefits
the
foreign
nationals
receive,
and
its
limitations.


Read
more:
Temporary
Protected
Status:
An
Overview
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
“I am here today with one clear message: Title 42 has failed. One statistic most obviously demonstrates Title 42’s failure. Since Title 42 went into effect, the Border Patrol expelled a staggering 94 percent of single adult migrants it encountered who were from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras or El Salvador. If Title 42 were a successful deterrent, we would expect such a near total shutdown of the border to lead to declining apprehension numbers. "
– Aaron Reichlin-Melnick , policy counsel at the American Immigration Council [[link removed]]
FURTHER READING
*
The
Colorado
Sun:
Racial
discrimination,
excessive
force
and
retaliation
alleged
at
ICE
detention
center
in
Aurora
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Hartford
Courant:
Hartford
initiative
provides
money
for
legal
representation
for
residents
facing
deportation
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*
Katy
Times:
Immigrants
bring
economic
growth
to
Katy
area,
expert
says
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