Beer, guns and vaccines - Remain in Mexico ends - Meme stocks return

The announcement appeared to be a foregone conclusion after Biden promised as a candidate to end the policy [of forcing asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico for hearings in U.S. immigration court], known informally as “Remain in Mexico,” but he left a window open by ordering a review before shutting it down permanently.
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[Remain in Mexico] returned about 70,000 asylum-seekers to Mexico from January 2019 until it was halted on President Joe Biden’s first day in office. The policy coincided with a sharp decline of asylum-seekers at the border, but critics noted that people were hampered by violent conditions in Mexico, lack of access to lawyers and difficulty making it to court.
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The administration has largely kept in place pandemic-related powers introduced by President Trump in March 2020 to expel people to Mexico without an opportunity to seek asylum, justified on grounds of protecting public health. Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas acknowledged planning for those powers to be lifted but was light on specifics.