Washington Today (5-11-23): House passes immigration bill on party lines as Title 42 expires
May 11, 2023
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52:55Now PlayingWashington Today (5-11-23): House passes immigration bill on party lines as Title 42 expires
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as posted by the channelJust hours until Title 42 authority expires that had denied migrants on the southern border entry to prevent spread of COVID-19, and at least 10,000 migrant per days are expected to try to cross, the U.S. House passes a Republican immigration and border security bill, mostly along party lines, and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says the Biden Administration is ready and has been preparing for this moment for some time.
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