Since the United States Title 42 migration policy ended, the nation's border authorities, as per the US homeland security chief, have witnessed a fifty per cent drop in "encounters" with undocumented migrants crossing the southern border.

Illegal border crossings dropped by half since Title 42's end: US homeland security chief

The Biden administration on Friday started the implementation of a significant policy shift at the US-Mexico border. Starting May 13, Title 42, a COVID-era order that had allowed the swift expulsion of many migrants expired, and new asylum restrictions took effect.

Joe Biden’s ‘Title 42’ transition faces roadblocks, immigration advocates say new asylum bars violate laws

On Thursday midnight, the Trump-era ‘Title 42’ rule—imposed during the pandemic to expel those entering the country unlawfully—expired, paving the way for more tougher regulations to take effect.

Thousands of migrants rush to US-Mexico border as Title 42 rule ends

As the end of Title 42 looms, United States President Joe Biden’s administration and the Texas state government, as of Monday (May 8) have deployed thousands of security personnel to the country’s border with Mexico in a bid to prepare for a possible increase in illegal immigration.

Texas deploys thousands of security forces personnel along Mexico border ahead of Title 42 end

In a setback for migrants seeking refuge in the United States, the US Supreme Court has voted to keep Title 42 in place. The Trump-era policy blocked thousands of people from crossing the US-Mexico border. Title 42 gives the US government power automatically expel undocumented migrants seeking entry inside the country.

U.S. Supreme Court rules to keep Title 42 in place

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Illegal border crossings dropped by half since Title 42's end: US homeland security chief

Joe Biden’s ‘Title 42’ transition faces roadblocks, immigration advocates say new asylum bars violate laws

Thousands of migrants rush to US-Mexico border as Title 42 rule ends

Texas deploys thousands of security forces personnel along Mexico border ahead of Title 42 end

U.S. Supreme Court rules to keep Title 42 in place