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Immigration attorney, advocates fear for those deported

The waiting area in Terminal B at San Antonio International Airport on Thursday was filled with men, women and children who were allowed to enter the U.S. ahead of the midnight expiration of Title 42.

‘It’s a question of when, not if’: Immigration lawyer says Title 42 will inevitably be lifted

The future of Title 42 remains undecided in the new year after the U.S. Supreme Court pushed off making a decision.

Overloaded court system awaits Haitian asylum seekers in Del Rio

Seeing the thousands of mostly Haitian asylum seekers beneath the international bridge in Del Rio, Sara Ramey, executive director of the Migrant Center for Human Rights, said her initial concern was for their health and safety.

Advocates push AG Merrick Garland to restore asylum protections for domestic violence victims

If any of the families at the Battered Women and Children’s Shelter are in the U.S. illegally, Marta Pelaez, president and CEO of Family Violence Prevention Services, said she wouldn’t know since they’re not asked about their legal status.

Clock ticking on Freeman Coliseum migrant facility, but over 1,900 still housed at Expo Hall

The 60-day contract that turned Freeman Coliseum’s Expo Hall into a shelter for migrant children is set to expire on May 30, which means time is ticking for families to be reunited.