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Class Notes: Goodbye, Title 42

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This Los Angeles Times podcast looks at the issues surrounding the lifting of the Title 42 order.  It might be useful for immigration law students.

Here is the Times notes on the episode:

“Episode Summary

Title 42 has severely limited asylum cases since the Trump administration put the public health order in place in 2020. Will the Biden administration revocation make it easier for refugees to enter U.S.?

Episode Notes

Title 42 has plugged up the asylum system since it was put in place at the start of the coronavirus crisis. Since March 2020, U.S. border officials have used the policy to quickly remove migrants by sending them back to Mexico or to their home countries.

But now, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says migrants are not a public health threat, so Title 42 will come to an end on May 23.

Today, we talk about the ramifications of the controversial public health order.

Guests: L.A. Times immigration reporter Andrea Castillo

More reading:

Biden administration could revoke controversial border policy blocking asylum in weeks

Biden administration announces asylum system overhaul: What you need to know

Fearing for their lives, Mexicans fled a gang-ruled town. Now they seek political asylum in California”

KJ

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