In El Paso, Texas– ground zero for the border crisis– preparations are underway to deal with an avalanche of migrants when Title 42 ends on May 11, immigration officials announced.
The city has already seen an increased influx — with about 1,460 illegal border jumpers a day, according to the US Border Patrol.who hope to seek asylum in the US are amassed in Juarez, Mexico, just feet away from Texas’ sixth largest city, waiting for Title 42 to be lifted.is a pandemic policy that’s allowed the Border Patrol to kick out asylum-seeking migrants from the US and into Mexico without hearing if they have a credible case or not.
It currently applies to Cubans, Guatemalans, Haitians, Hondurans, Mexicans, Nicaraguans, Salvadorans and Venezuelans.Janeicy, a Venezuelan mom living on the streets of Juarez with her 6-year-old child, is among those waiting for the expiration, recounting how staying in Mexico has become more difficult.Border Patrol has released a plan to deal with the expected surge of migrants at the border after Title 42 is lifted on May 11.
“I don’t know if I will remain here. I want to turn myself in because I am tired of sleeping in a tent, uncomfortable with my son…and to eat once in a while; not to have a good meal,” she said. Migrants on both sides of the border are overwhelming shelters, with 200 migrants crammed into a tent outside El Paso’s “Opportunity Center” for the homeless.
US Customs and Border Protection officers with migrants who are being transported for processing after crossing into the United States near El Paso, Texas on April 23, 2023.“The reality of it is we already have 100 migrants inside, plus the local homeless population, so we simply don’t have any space.”
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