governor FloridaRon DeSantis signed immigration law reform to completion this Wednesday title 42, one of the most controversial immigration policies of former President Donald Trump’s phase, expiring this Thursday.

New legislation prohibits government agencies from issuing identification cards to undocumented individuals, in addition to increase penalties for crimes related to human trafficking and strengthen the federal database for migrant status verification, among other things.

“Either you are here as a native (citizen), or you come legally, both are good, but you cross the border (illegally) and receiving benefits in Florida does not make sense“, argued the Republican governor, according to the chain NBCNews.

United States President Joe Biden himself foresaw that the next few days would be “chaos” due to the end of Section 42, which resulted in several Republican states such as Texas or Florida, enter additional measures on a table in front of a “crowd” of migrants at the border with Mexico.

Section 42, which will end Thursday, is a public health provision promoted by the previous US administration that authorizes the collective expulsion of any migrant and asylum seeker attempt to cross United States land borders without an individual assessment of their circumstances and protection needs.

Thousands of migrants are moving to the United States this week ahead of a new rule that can prevent most offenders the border strip is asking for asylum while others have gathered on the Mexican side amid confusion over US policy.

On Wednesday, the United States introduced a rule that means most immigrants are not eligible for asylum if they first passed through other countries where they did not seek protection, or if they did not use legal routes to enter the country.

The new rule is a key part of President Joe Biden’s plan for border control as the Covid-19 restrictions, known as Section 42, will end shortly before midnight on Thursday.

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Under Section 42, which has been in effect since March 2020, many people who crossed the border were quickly deported to Mexico without being able to apply for asylum, which provoked repeated attempts by some migrants.

This was stated by Minister of National Security Alejandro Mayorcas. the new rule will mean harsher consequences for migrants who cross the border illegally and that, if caught, they could be deported and ineligible for asylum in the United States for five years.

“We clearly state that our border is not open.that illegal border crossing is against the law and that those who are not eligible for assistance (asylum) will be quickly returned, ”Majorcas said earlier at a press conference in Washington.

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Migrants pour into Mexico near various parts of the border, many of which do not know when or how to cross it. Drone images showed large crowds gathered at the border fence from El Paso, Texas, across from neighboring Ciudad Juarez in Mexico.

In the majestic wall separating San Diego in California and Tijuana in Mexico, hundreds jumped over the past few dayshoping to surrender to border guard agents.

(According to information from Europe Press and Reuters)