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The high court denied the Biden administration's emergency request to continue the suspension of a federal judge's order that requires U.S. border officials to reinstate the so-called "Remain-in-Mexico" program [which requires asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico while their cases are reviewed by U.S. immigration judges].
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Earlier this month, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk agreed with arguments presented by Texas and Missouri [alleging that the Biden administration illegally terminated the program]. He ordered federal officials to revive the program until it is "lawfully rescinded" and the government has the capacity to hold all migrants subject to detention.
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The Biden administration has maintained it can't implement the Remain-in-Mexico policy without the Mexican government agreeing to accept migrants returned by the U.S. Last week, the Mexican foreign ministry called the potential revival of Remain-in-Mexico a "unilateral" U.S. action, saying it had yet to be officially notified of a policy change.