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Biden Administration Ends Public Health Emergency
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The Biden administration has decided to end the public health emergency earlier than expected, causing changes in a lot of areas, although some things will stay the same. This decision is partly influenced by politics and means that measures such as Title 42 will also be coming to an end.
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