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ALT Statement: Secretary Mayorkas on Federal Court Decision to Allow Parole Processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans to Continue
ALT Protect Your Community from Extreme Temperatures: Guidance on Extreme Temperatures for State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Leaders. 1. Make an Extreme Temperature Response Plan. Creating plans for extreme temperatures can save lives and increase community resilience. 2. Conduct a Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment. Community emergency managers should include extreme temperatures when they conduct their THIRA every three years. 3. Plan for and Adapt to Future Conditions. Climate change makes extreme temperatures and weather events more likely. City managers should consider how infrastructure will fare in today's climate and that of a warmer, more extreme, future. 4. Adopt and Enforce Natural Hazard-Resistant Building Codes. FEMA strongly encourages using the latest natural hazard-resistant codes, specifications, and standards in the construction of new buildings and the repair or alteration of existing buildings.
ALT Title 42 Public Health Order vs. Title 8 Enforcement Consequences. Under Title 42 Public Health Order Enforcement Expulsion from the U.S. to Mexico for certain nationalities or to home countries, without consequences for future migration. Consequences under Title 8 Enforcement Placed into Immigration removal proceedings. Rapid removal from the U.S. to Mexico or home country. Barred from reentering the U.S. for at least 5 years, if removed. Criminally prosecuted for illegal reentry after removal from the U.S.
