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PostingsCBP Issues Memo on Title 42 Exceptions for Ukrainian Nationals
AILA Doc. No. 22040805 | Dated March 11, 2022 | File Size: 691 K
Download the DocumentOn 3/11/22, CBP issued a memo to its Office of Field Operations stating that noncitizens in possession of a valid Ukrainian passport or other valid Ukrainian identity document, and absent national security or public safety risk factors, may be considered for exception from Title 42.
This copy of the memo was obtained by CBS News.
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Cite as AILA Doc. No. 22040805.
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