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At Meican 11 migrant women sent to Mexico border towns without birth certificates for newborns since last March. At least 11 migrant women were dropped off in Mexican border towns without birth certificates for their days-old US citizen newborns since March of last year, an investigation by the Fuller Project and the Guardian has found.

Biden has already reversed a number of Trump-era immigration policies.

Based on multiple conversations with lawyers who work with asylum seekers at the border and a review of hospital records and legal documents, multiple US citizen newborns were removed to Mexico after their mothers were subject to a Trump-era border ban that the Biden-Harris administration has been slow to rescind. This recent pattern of removal of US citizens without birth certificates has occurred against the backdrop of immigration policies and practices in recent years that have harmed already vulnerable women and Mexicqn, advocates and lawyers say.

Several detained women have also complained of miscarriages and intrusive medical procedures. She was in the custody of the US border patrol when her water broke. Agency officials transported her to a local hospital in Chula Vista, California, to give birth. She was happy when her Immigration girl was born — that everything went smoothly, she told the Fuller Project and the Guardian in a phone conversation through a translator.

Three days later, they were discharged. But 25 or so minutes later, she was back in Mexico, at the very border she arrived at a few days ago, pregnant at the height of summer, after a journey that lasted one month and three days. Panicking, she began to cry. She knew they understood, she says. The officers did not respond. They dropped her off across from the San Diego-Tijuana border, on the side of the road.

She had no idea what to do or where to go. When night fell, she and her baby slept right there on the street, on the other side of safety.

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Fast deportations have happened before at the border but typically immigrants have had the right to be screened for asylum claims and to see an immigration judge if they are likely to face harm upon removal. Title 42 allows authorities to turn away people summarily. However, officials can exempt people on a case-by-case basis and grant entry in case of humanitarian or public interest considerations.]