A leader in El Paso has cautioned that immigration cannot be unregulated and has called for a change in policy as Title 42 comes to an end.

The leader of El Paso, Texas, has cautioned that uncontrolled migration into the city is not acceptable and has urged for policy modifications in Washington. Additionally, the leader has suggested that the Biden administration's parole policy was blocked at the last minute, which may have prevented a larger influx of migrants into the region.
On Friday, Mario D'Agostino, who serves as the deputy city manager for public health and safety, informed Fox News Digital that the situation currently seems like a period of tranquility before a potential crisis, following the expiration of the Title 42 public health mandate on Thursday.
It is evident that their processing center is currently exceeding its capacity.
Currently, there are more than 6,000 individuals being held in custody.
Therefore, those figures will experience a flow, they will be made available.
He mentioned that we can expect to see those figures over the course of the weekend.
The number of daily encounters with migrants had exceeded 10,000 across the border before Title 42 was lifted. However, there are signs that the numbers did not rise any further after the order was lifted on Thursday.
There was concern that a fresh wave of migrants would arrive after the termination of the order that facilitated the swift removal of migrants at the border, as they perceive a greater chance of gaining entry into the United States.
The way Biden has dealt with the border crisis has been given a B grade by Americans, but some people think he has failed in every aspect. D'Agostino thinks that the number of migrants in the city has decreased after a federal judge stopped the Biden administration from releasing migrants without a court date.
The state of Florida had requested a temporary restraining order for the policy, which was approved by a federal judge for a duration of two weeks.
The shelters at the El Paso border are already experiencing a high volume of people before the Title 42 policy comes to an end. According to D'Agostino, the ruling that prevented rapid paroles was temporarily halted last night.
People are being released at a faster pace than usual due to the speedy paroles.
This is where the city is truly burdened.
I believe that the decrease in numbers we see today is due to the absence of that factor.
If there hadn't been a delay on the last night, there would be a significant increase in the number of people leaving their shelters and heading towards the border towns. According to him, the majority of the population arriving in border towns such as El Paso are looking to escape the border and move towards the East Coast, and they will continue to travel further inland.
According to him, policy modifications from the government in Washington are necessary to address the influx of migrants arriving in significant quantities.
A federal judge has prevented the Biden administration from releasing migrants without court dates as Title 42 comes to an end. D'Agostino stated that policy changes are necessary at the federal level to manage the influx of migrants.
I comprehend that individuals desire to immigrate to America, as they aspire for an opportunity.
They desire to attain a portion of the American dream.
I fully comprehend that.
The speaker emphasized the importance of a systematic approach, citing the presence of individuals residing on the streets and the associated health and cleanliness concerns.
According to D'Agostino, entering is not simply a chaotic situation without rules or restrictions.
He emphasized the importance of having a system in place, as migrants may not have court appearances for several years and may be unable to work during that period, which hinders their ability to support themselves.
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D'Agostino stated that it is appropriate to implement policy modifications at this point.
This report was aided by Isabelle McDonnell from Fox News.