All 3 world leaders were to discuss migration, trade and climate change as they look to mend tensions that have divided the continent.
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Mexico considers accepting more migrants expelled by U.S.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was to join President Biden in Mexico, and the countries’ three leaders will spend the next days discussing migration and the other major issues.
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Supreme Court keeps immigration limits in place indefinitely
Under the restrictions, officials have expelled asylum-seekers inside the United States 2.5 million times and turned away most people who requested asylum at the border on grounds of preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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Small town in southern Mexico hosts thousands of migrants
San Pedro Tapanatepec grew from an influx of 7,000, mostly Venezuelans, at the start of October to 14,000 Monday.
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Mexico agrees to invest $1.5 billion in ‘smart’ border technology
Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador said both countries ‘should close ranks to help each other’ amid spiking inflation and border challenges.
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COVID asylum restrictions must continue on border, federal judge rules
The Justice Department says the administration will appeal, but the ruling sharply increases the odds that Title 42 restrictions will not end as planned on Monday.
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COVID-19 asylum limits at U.S.-Mexico border to end May 23
The government says it is already making plans to erect tents and take other steps to prepare for an expected influx of migrants.
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Republican challengers say Bruce Poliquin should pay attention to Maine instead of the Texas border
Liz Caruso and Garret Swazey said politicians need to focus more on needs of everyday Mainers, less on ‘grandstanding.’
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Commentary: Getting information right is crucial to solving the border crisis
We must counter smugglers’ disinformation on border security, as well as misleading narratives that Russia places in Spanish-language media.
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Republican donor pays to send South Dakota National Guard troops to Texas
The governor’s announcement comes as the Republican Party ramps up a political fight with President Biden over Mexico border security.