a new era of immigration is underway this weekend after the lifting of title 42. the biden administration putting in place new asylum rules and legal pathways as it turns the page on a pandemic era program that quickly expelled migrants. officials were bracing for an unprecedented influx of migrants, but officials say crossings appear to remain steady. a border town told msnbc told us how they re handling the situation. i m a big leader in prevention, and temporary infrastructure shelters and the age of consistencies. migrants, however, it s been manageable till now. i ve been in constant communication with border patrol and mayors from border towns, border cities, to get updates as well. the clock is ticking in washington for a plan to avoid defaulting on the country s death. staff are meeting this weekend, trying to make progress resolving the coaches as a june 1st deadline years. earlier today, democratic or really told msnbc, she doesn t think speaker mccart
that they should get in before title 42 lifted, not quite understanding, and also to put in place, they would ve understood the biden administration would be putting in place more restrictive asylum policies after title 42 lifted. it s important to remember that at the end of the week, or the beginning of the week, rather, they were really only sending 17% of those 11,000 back into mexico under title 42. so many were coming here and being released. it wasn t as if the gates were completely closed and then they opened. it s also important to remember why migrants are coming here in the first place, and what this means for shelter operators who are trying to accommodate them. we spoke to one shelter operator yesterday when he had 100 migrants and dropped off overnight after title 42 lifted. here s what he had to say. currently, we simply have no space inside the building, and we re trying to avoid this whole situation that we ve seen in the last two weeks. what happens in the alley
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A visit to the gaushala is suffice to understand the shortage of fodder and the shelter operators’ struggle to feed the cattle. There is no shortage of manpower to maintain hygiene but there are not enough funds to pay wages to the people keeping the shelter clean.