DHS is implementing a comprehensive strategy to address a potential increase in the number of border encounters. Human smuggling organizations peddle misinformation that the border is open. The devastating economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the region has only exacerbated these challenges. Violence, food insecurity, poverty, and lack of economic opportunity in several countries in the Western Hemisphere are driving unprecedented levels of migration to our Southwest Border. The strategy includes: 1) Acquiring and deploying resources to address increased volumes 2) Delivering a more efficient and fair immigration process 3) Processing and removing those who do not have valid claims and 4) Working with other countries in the Western Hemisphere to manage migration and address root causes. Under Title 8, those who attempt to enter the United States without authorization, and who are unable to establish a legal basis to remain in the United States (such as a valid asylum claim), are subject to additional long-term consequences beyond removal from the United States, including bars to future immigration benefits.ĭHS is implementing a comprehensive strategy to address a potential increase in the number of border encounters. Until May 23, 2022, the CDC’s Title 42 Order remains in place, and DHS will continue to process families and single adults pursuant to the Order.

Instead, DHS will process them for removal under Title 8. As a result, beginning on May 23, 2022, DHS will no longer process families and single adults for expulsion pursuant to Title 42.

The CDC has announced that, on May 23, 2022, its Title 42 public health Order will be terminated. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) works to secure and manage our borders while building a fair and orderly immigration system.

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