The CDC said the migration of non-citizens, 'regardless of country of origin,' creates a 'serious danger' of the further introduction of COVID-19 into the U.S.
's Title 42 policy, which allows border authorities to expel migrants back to Mexico or their home countries without giving them the chance to apply for humanitarian refuge.. The agency said the migration of non-citizens,"regardless of country of origin," creates a"serious danger" of the further introduction of COVID-19 into the United States, citing the threat of"emerging variants.
The duration of this policy remains indefinite, with the statement confirming that the policy will remain in effect until CDC Director Rochelle Walensky determines the migration of non-citizens to no longer be"a serious danger to the public health." President Joe Biden's move to extend Title 42 comes as the Delta variant continues to spread across the U.S. Here, Biden makes remarks before signing an executive order at the White House on February 2, 2021.The announcement comes as a blow to advocates and migrant support groups who have long argued for the end of the policy. These individuals have stated the policy endangers those waiting at the border and violates U.S. refugee law and treaties.
With many individuals simply being routed back across the border, those who have invested in the journey north from Central America may decide to attempt entering again. To avoid getting caught, these individuals sometimes decide to take dangerous
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