For subscribers: A federal judge blocked the federal government from getting rid of Title 42, a public health rule that allows border officials to expel migrants.
"This is the right decision. The federal court stepped in to protect our nation when the Biden administration failed to do so," he said.Other elected officials walked a tight line in responding to the court ruling blocking the repeal of Title 42.
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., who also called to keep Title 42 in place, said the administration"should use this delay to coordinate with local leaders and get resources on the ground in Arizona communities to implement a workable plan before ending Title 42." "I think this decision to keep Title 42 in place temporarily was good to permit more time to get an orderly plan in place," English added."As a border county, this gives us some comfort."
Specifically, the border mayor believes there should be policies in place that prevent migrant releases into communities that don't have the necessary infrastructure in place.
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