Legal battles continue over Biden administration's border policies.

A federal judge has denied the Biden administration's request to place a stay on a temporary restraining order blocking the release of migrants into the U.S. without court dates. The order came as migrants surged to the U.S. border as the Title 42 public health order expired. The release policy was outlined in a Border Patrol memo this week, which says migrants can be allowed into the country on parole if CBP faces overcrowding. The use of parole is being authorized if a sector capacity goes above 125%, if agents apprehend 7,000 a day over 72 hours or if average time in custody goes above 60 hours.