They raced, unsure what changing migratory rules and the end of a pandemic-era border restriction, Title 42, would mean for their chances at a new life in the U.S. And while Title 42 has come to an end, the flow of migrants headed north has not. AdvertisementFrom the rolling mountains and jungles in Central America to the tops of trains roaring through Mexico, migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, Colombia, Nicaragua, Ecuador and beyond push forward on their journeys. Escobar was among many to say he had no clue what the end of Title 42 would mean, and he didn’t particularly care. Title 42 allowed authorities to use a public health law to rapidly expel migrants crossing over the border, denying them the right to seek asylum.

Source: The North Africa Journal May 14, 2023 05:07 UTC