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A Firsthand Look At The Border After Title 42 Ended

KQED News Staff
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Young woman reach through think metal bars to place and charge their cellphones.
Along with food, shelter and personal hygiene products, the migrants in the camp are desperate for chargers to power their cellphones so they can stay in touch with families and friends back home. Many ask visiting reporters to help them charge their phones. (Photo by Saul Gonzalez/The California Report)

With The End Of Title 42, Migrants Meet Challenging Conditions At The Border

U.S. immigration officials are expressing confidence in the state of things at the U-S Mexico border. That after the Trump-era Title 42 program ended last week.  It prevented migrants from seeking asylum in the U.S. But there are still plenty of concerns from people trying to cross the border.
Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, The California Report

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