When the Biden administration announced it planned to rescind a public health order known as Title 42 at its southern border with Mexico, several Southeastern attorney generals banded together to sue.
Now three weeks later, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is applauhding a federal judge’s announcement of his “intent to grant [their] motion,” temporarily blocking the rescission of the policy issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which enables U.S. border agents to expel asylum-seekers to Mexico to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
