ICE to impose home curfew and deport failed asylum seekers with new program.

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ICE to impose home curfew and deport failed asylum seekers with new program.
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Asylum-seeking families who cross the US border without authorization will be subject to GPS monitoring and a curfew and will be deported if they fail an initial asylum screening under a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement program set to take effect soon. The plan, known as Family Expedited Removal Management, will direct migrant families to appear for an initial asylum screening in the cities they are going to. The Biden administration is preparing for the end of Title 42, which allowed border agents to quickly expel migrants under pandemic-era rules, later this week.

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