Emergency housing, food and other essentials had been set up in preparation for an influx of migrants at Texas border cities
The rule has been used to deter more than 2.5 million migrants from crossing since March 2020, but on Monday evening, US supreme court chief justice John Roberts, at the request of Republican officials in 19 states, temporarily blocked the Biden administration from ending Title 42.
At a migrant shelter not far from the river in a poor Ciudad Juárez neighborhood, Carmen Aros, 31, knew little about US policies. In fact, she said she’d heard the border might close on 21 December. “They told me there was asylum in Juárez, but in truth, I didn’t know much,” she said on the bunk bed she shared with the girls. “We got here … and now let’s see if the government of the United States can resolve our case.”
“You have a lot of pent-up pain,” Corbett said. “I’m afraid of what’s going to happen.” With government policies in disarray, “the majority of the work falls to faith communities to pick up the pieces and deal with the consequences.”
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