"U.S. to Reopen Four Southern Border Ports as Migrant Crossings Decline"
The United States is set to reopen four official border crossings with Mexico after a significant decrease in migrant crossings. These ports of entry had been partially or fully closed due to a surge in migration. The reduction in crossings is attributed to enhanced enforcement actions by the Mexican government, including increased deportations. The U.S. has also repatriated over 460,000 migrants since May. High-level meetings between U.S. and Mexican officials are ongoing, and the White House is negotiating with Congress on asylum and border security reforms, indicating a willingness to impose stricter asylum limits and expand detention and deportation efforts.