The U.S. and Mexico have agreed on stricter Immigration Policies at the border, in an effort to deter illegal crossings while also opening up other pathways for migrants. The COVID-19 restrictions have allowed U.S. officials to turn away tens of thousands of migrants crossing the southern border, but those restrictions will lift May 11. The administration is trying to send a message to potential border crossers not to attempt the journey.

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