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The latest news and live updates as border states prepare for the expiration of Title 42, the pandemic-era immigration policy enacted during the Trump administration.

After crossing the border, a Venezuelan man agonized over what to do as he tried to navigate a complicated immigration process for a chance to remain in the U.S.

Everything you need to know about Title 42 ahead of its end date, including why the Trump and Biden administrations’ use of the policy was so controversial.

Parents of children with special needs who require individualized lesson plans were getting translated materials too late in the process, education advocates said.

The Mexican American quarterback was the first Latino to take a team to the Super Bowl and was dubbed "the toughest Chicano" by Sports Illustrated.

In a ceremony Tuesday, the Army base received its new name honoring Gen. Richard Cavazos, a Texas-born Mexican American who serves as lasting inspiration.

Gabriel Gallardo, a migrant from Venezuela who lost his leg after an SUV slammed into a bus stop, killing 8, is seeking help to get his family into the U.S.

The outlook for any meaningful immigration reform in the new Congress is bleak.

Brownsville Police Chief Felix Sauceda said authorities are investigating the incident and have not ruled out the possibility that the crash was intentional.

“The border is not open, it has not been open and it will not be open subsequent to May 11,” the Homeland Security secretary said about the lifting of Title 42.

The Biden administration is stepping in to manage waves of people arriving at the border asking for asylum because Congress hasn't updated immigration law for decades.