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Trump will need cooperation from Maduro regime for mass deportations, experts say
Venezuela does not currently accept deportees from the United States, but Trump's plans could force Maduro to reach an agreement, according to an analyst
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U.S. immigration arrests and deportations increased during 2022
The figures for 2022 indicate an increase of 93% in immigration arrests and 22% in deportations compared to the previous fiscal year
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Custom Border Protection sets up tent city outside El Paso to shelter incoming migrants
The facility, which is expected to start operating sometime in January, covers an area the size of several football fields in a desert area about 20 miles from downtown El Paso
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Future uncertain for migrants in Mexico border tent cities while waiting out Title 42 Supreme Court battle
An estimated 4,300 migrants wait in two tent cities across the Texas border in Mexico amid while waiting for a Supreme Court ruling
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Texas Gov. Abbott says migrants who took bus to vice president's home "willingly chose to go"
According to Abbott's office, the people who were bused to D.C. “willingly chose to go”
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Texas National Guard adds 2 miles of border fencing in El Paso amid Title 42 uncertainty
The move comes as tens of thousands of migrants are heading to the U.S.-Mexico border in hopes that the Trump-era immigration policy Title 42 will be lifted soon
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U.S. Supreme Court issues temporary stay to keep Title 42 in effect, arguments pending
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday announced that the immigration policy Title 42 will remain in effect until arguments are heard next year, despite expectations it would expire on Dec. 21
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U.S. asylum backlog reaches the highest number on record
U.S. immigration courts have seen a 7-fold increase in asylum cases since 2012
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Migrants dropped off outside vice president's home on Christmas eve despite freezing temperatures
Many of the migrants, who arrived only wearing T-shirts to D.C. despite cold weather, came from Ecuador, Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Peru, and Colombia
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Pregnant woman goes into labor at the border as National Guards face off migrants
A pregnant woman went into labor on the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas as National Guard troops faced off with thousands of migrants attempting to cross into the United States
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Incoming arctic storm places Latino migrants crossing southwest border at serious risk
An NBC investigation raises troubling questions about what could happen to some Hispanic migrants who have yet to find shelter