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FECHA	SITIO	TITULO	RESUMEN	TEMA	POBLACI�N MIGRANTE	PA�S / REGI�N
Martes 2 de mayo de 2023	Presidencia de la Rep�blica. Comunicado.	M�xico y Estados Unidos fortalecen Plan Humanitario Conjunto sobre Migraci�n	El 2 de mayo, el presidente Andr�s Manuel L�pez Obrador y la asesora de Seguridad Nacional de los Estados Unidos, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, se reunieron en la Ciudad de M�xico para construir sobre la exitosa iniciativa que el presidente L�pez Obrador y el presidente Biden anunciaron en enero de 2023. As�, M�xico y Estados Unidos anunciaron hoy un conjunto de medidas adicionales para atender la situaci�n humanitaria provocada por los flujos migratorios sin precedentes en nuestra frontera compartida y en la regi�n.	Pol�tica Migratoria Plan Humanitario Conjunto M�xico- Estados Unidos	Migraci�n irregular	Am�rica del Norte M�xico, Estados Unidos
Mi�rcoles 3 de mayo de 2023	La Jornada	El plan fronterizo de Biden tiene metas de control y electorales	El gobierno de Joe Biden est� incrementando en mil 500, a un total de 4 mil, las tropas federales desplegadas en la frontera con M�xico para misiones de apoyo de autoridades civiles dedicadas al control migratorio, pero tambi�n para responder a una batalla pol�tico-electoral en este pa�s.	Pol�tica Migratoria Control migratorio	Migraci�n irregular Asilados, Refugiados	Am�rica del Norte M�xico, Estados Unidos
Lunes 8 de mayo de 2023	The New York Times	El T�tulo 42 terminar� pronto. �Qu� significa para EE. UU. y para las personas que migran?	Una regla sanitaria implementada durante la pandemia, y que se utilizaba para expulsar inmediatamente a los migrantes, pronto dejar� de estar vigente. [�] las autoridades estadounidenses prev�n que, en los pr�ximos d�as, las cifras aumenten en la frontera sur porque dejar� de estar en vigor el T�tulo 42, una norma sanitaria de la �poca de la pandemia. M�s cruces ilegales significan una tensi�n adicional en un sistema ya sobrecargado.	Pol�tica Migratoria Asilo T�tulo 42	Migraci�n irregular Asilados, Refugiados	Am�rica del Norte M�xico, Estados Unidos
Lunes 8 de mayo de 2023	The San Diego Union-Tribune	La frontera sur de EEUU, saturada por la llegada masiva de migrantes	Un millar de migrantes acampa precariamente en el centro de la ciudad estadounidense de El Paso, en la frontera con M�xico, desbordada por la llegada masiva de personas que han decidido arriesgarse a viajar de Estados Unidos, antes de que el jueves se levante el T�tulo 42, una norma que ha permitido las expulsiones en caliente por motivos sanitarios. El gobernador de Texas, el republicano Greg Abbott, anunci� este lunes el despliegue de una nueva unidad de la Guardia Nacional que operar� con helic�pteros para evitar la entrada de migrantes desde M�xico y anticip� que est�n preparando leyes para considerar como �delito grave� la entrada ilegal y permitir as� la expulsi�n de los migrantes.	Aumento de migrantes Control migratorio Participaci�n del Ej�rcito Expulsi�n de migrantes	Migraci�n irregular Asilados, Refugiados	Am�rica del Norte Frontera M�xico, Estados Unidos
Viernes 12 de mayo de 2023	Milenio	Primer grupo de migrantes cruza a EU desde Tijuana, tras entrar en vigor el T�tulo 8	Alrededor de 80 personas ingresaron a Estados Unidos desde la Garita El Chaparral [�] entre ellas hab�a personas originarias de Cuba, Rusia, Pakist�n y Centroam�rica	Pol�tica Migratoria T�tulo 8	Migraci�n irregular	Am�rica del Norte Frontera M�xico, Estados Unidos
Viernes 12 de mayo de 2023	The New York Times	�Qu� impulsa los niveles r�cord de migraci�n a la frontera de EE. UU.?	El gobierno estadounidense intenta restringir los cruces fronterizos que podr�an aumentar al vencer una pol�tica implementada por la pandemia, pero tiene poco control sobre las crisis que han trastocado las vidas de millones en Am�rica Latina.	Pol�tica Migratoria Restricciones fronterizas	Migraci�n irregular	Am�rica del Norte Frontera Sur de Estados Unidos
Sabado 13 de mayo de 2023	El Financiero	Fin de T�tulo 42: As� va el flujo de migrantes en las fronteras	El 11 de mayo a las 11:59 de la noche termin� la vigencia de la orden federal sanitaria T�tulo 42, la cual permit�a la expulsi�n r�pida e inmediata de indocumentados desde los Estados Unidos, sin embargo, a�n cuando se esperaba la llegada de multitudinarias olas de migrantes entre las fronteras de dicho pa�s con M�xico, a algunas horas de haber finalizado la medida que los manten�a �alejados�, las ciudades fronterizas de ambas naciones se encuentran sin mayores complicaciones.	Pol�tica Migratoria T�tiulo 42	Migraci�n irregular Asilados, Refugiados	Am�rica del Norte Fronteras Sur de Estados Unidos y M�xico
Sabado 13 de mayo de 2023	La Jornada	Ley inaceptable; advierte M�xico conflicto diplom�tico	El gobierno de M�xico calific� de inaceptable el contenido de la ley de seguridad fronteriza de 2023, aprobada el jueves por la C�mara de Representantes de Estados Unidos, que establece medidas antimigratorias y denomina como organizaciones terroristas a los c�rteles mexicanos.	Pol�tica Migratoria Ley de Seguridad Fronteriza	Migraci�n irregular	Am�rica del Norte M�xico, Estados Unidos
Mi�rcoles 24 de mayo de 2023	Excelsior	Texas demanda al gobierno de Biden por app de CBP One; la acusan de 'fomentar la migraci�n'	El fiscal general de Texas, Ken Paxton, demand� a la administraci�n del presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, por lo que �l llama un uso ilegal de una aplicaci�n desarrollada por el gobierno federal que ayuda a los solicitantes de asilo, la CBP One, argumentando que se usa para eludir la ley federal. [...]Paxton alega que CBP One est� "preaprobando ilegalmente" a los solicitantes de asilo para cruzar la frontera sur de Estados Unidos. y permiti�ndoles "ir a donde les plazca", seg�n la demanda . Los inmigrantes van a ciudades que han tenido problemas con la afluencia de inmigrantes de la frontera, como Nueva York, Chicago o Denver.	Pol�tica Migratoria Solicitudes de Asilo	Personas solicitantes de asilo	Am�rica del Norte Estados Unidos
Viernes 30 de mayo de 2023	El Financiero	AMLO dialoga con Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, asesora de Biden, sobre migraci�n	Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, asesora en Seguridad de Joe Biden, presidente de Estados Unidos, arrib� durante esta tarde a Palacio Nacional para un encuentro privado que sostendr� con el presidente Andr�s Manuel L�pez Obrador para dialogar en torno a migraci�n.	Pol�tica Migratoria	Migraci�n irregular Personas solicitantes de asilo	Am�rica del Norte Estados Unidos

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DATE	SITE	TITLE	ABSTRACT	TOPIC	MIGRANT POPULATION	COUNTRY / REGION
Wednesday May 10, 2023	Reuters	Border crossings top 10,000 daily as migrants seek US entry before Title 42 ends	Thousands of migrants are crossing into the United States this week before a new regulation takes effect that could bar most who cross illegally from seeking asylum, while others gathered on the Mexico side amid confusion about U.S. policy. The U.S. rolled out a regulation on Wednesday that presumes most migrants are ineligible for asylum if they passed through other nations without seeking protection elsewhere first, or if they failed to use legal pathways for U.S. entry. The new rule is a key part of President Joe Biden's border enforcement plan as COVID-19 restrictions - known as Title 42 - are set to end just before midnight on Thursday.	Border crossings Title 42	Irregular migrants Refugees	North America, US-Mexico border
Wednesday May 10, 2023	CNN	Hundreds of US troops to arrive at the border as officials and migrants brace �for the unknown� of Title 42�s expiration	Hundreds of US troops are set to begin a new mission along the southern border Wednesday as officials and a surge of migrants brace �for the unknown� after a Trump-era border restriction expires late Thursday. [...] some 550 troops, mostly from the Army, will support US Customs and Border Protection by monitoring the border and doing data entry and warehouse support, US Northern Command spokesperson John Cornelio said. Another 950 troops, largely from the Marines and Army, will arrive by the end of the month, Cornelio said.	American soldiers at the southern border Title 42	Irregular migrants Refugees	North America, US-Mexico border
Thursday May 11, 2023	CNN	What is Title 42, why is it ending and what�s happening now at the border?	The end of a controversial border policy is looming. Title 42, the Trump-era pandemic public health restrictions that became a key tool officials used to turn back migrants at the US-Mexico border, is set to expire on May 11. Here are answers to some key questions about Title 42, what�s happening on the ground and what could happen next.	Immigration Policy Title 42 Asylum	Irregular migrants Refugees	North America, US-Mexico border
Saturday May 13, 2023	Aljazeera	�What now?�: Scenes from the US-Mexico border	Attention once again turned to the US-Mexico border this week as a pandemic-era policy in the United States that allowed authorities to rapidly expel most asylum seekers under the pretext of public health expired. Large numbers of migrants and refugees rushed to the border in hopes of seeking protection in the US in advance of the expiration of Title 42 late on Thursday, as new restrictions on asylum also came into effect.	Immigration Policy Title 42 Asylum	Irregular migrants Refugees	North America, US-Mexico border
Monday May 15,2023	U.S. News	Number of migrants fell 50% at US southern border after immigration changes	The number of migrants encountered at the southern border fell 50% during the last three days compared with the days leading up to the end of a key pandemic-era regulation, U.S. officials said Monday. But a high number of migrants are still in U.S. custody, although the number has fallen �significantly� since last week, said Blas Nunez-Neto, assistant secretary for border and immigration policy at the Department of Homeland Security. At one point last week, more than 27,000 migrants were in custody along the border, a number that may top 45,000 by the end of May if the powers to more quickly release migrants from custody when facilities are over capacity are curtailed, said Matthew Hudak, deputy Border Patrol chief, in a court filing last week related to the lawsuit.	Immigration Policy Title 42 Migrants in custody	Irregular migrants	North America, US-Mexico border
Wednesday May 17, 2023	CNN	Migrants are staying on school grounds, in hotels or at police stations in several states � and some residents are furious	[...] While the surge of new migrants after last week�s expiration of Title 42 was not as large as many expected, the scramble to place asylum seekers who trekked thousands of miles to flee violence or crushing poverty has yielded widespread tensions within and between states. And more parts of the US could suddenly find themselves with unexpected migrants. [...] About 300 migrants have been placed in current and former school gyms in New York City, a source familiar with the planning process told CNN.	Title 42 Migrant accommodation	Irregular migrants refugees and asylees	North America, United States
Thursday May 18, 2023	Aljazeera	Mexico: Army says 49 migrants found after kidnapping from bus	Mexico�s army says it has located 49 people � including 11 children � abducted by a drug cartel in the country�s north. The people, who were travelling across the country to the United States border as migrants, said they had been abducted on Tuesday when their bus stopped at a petrol station about three hours from the northern city of Monterrey.	Migrant Protection Migrant kidnapping	Irregular migrants	North America, Mexico
Friday May 19,2023	CBS News	U.S. deported 11,000 migrants in the week after Title 42 ended	Since U.S. border agents lost their ability to summarily expel migrants under the Title 42 public health authority on May 11, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said it had carried out over 11,000 formal deportations and returns of migrants who recently crossed the southern border illegally. Unlike those expelled under Title 42, migrants deported under U.S. immigration law can face severe immigration and criminal consequences, such as a five-year banishment from the U.S. and potential jail time and criminal prosecution if they attempt to reenter the country without the government's permission.	Immigration Policy Title 42 Deportations	Irregular migrants refugees and asylees	North America, United States
Sunday May 21,2023	News	Why no post-Title 42 border surge? Shelter operators in Mexico say some migrants are rethinking how to across the border	Despite predictions of a migrant surge after the May 11 end of Title 42, the Covid ban that blocked more than 2 million migrant crossings, the southern border has seen the number of migrant encounters by U.S. border agents drop � down from about 11,000 the Tuesday and Wednesday before Title 42 expired to about 4,400 each day. [...] According to five shelter operators and workers, many migrants are now aware that they face a five-year ban from the U.S. if they are deported under an existing rule called Title 8, and many are waiting to get official U.S. asylum appointments via cellphone rather than trying to cross the border without authorization.	Immigration Policy Title 42 Decrease in migrant flows	Irregular migrants	North America, US-Mexico border
Monday May 22,2023	Los Angeles Times	"We want to be Americans": Migrants flow through Mexico's southern border after title 42's end	Officials in Washington assert that the numbers of illicit crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border have declined since the May 11 end of Title 42. The pandemic-era rule, put in place by the Trump administration and initially retained by the Biden White House, allowed the Border Patrol to turn back hundreds of thousands of migrants without affording them a chance to apply for political asylum or seek other relief from within the United States.	Immigration Policy Title 42 Decrease in migrant flows	Irregular migrants	North America, Mexico�s southern border