TALKING NEWS MONTHLY Toyohashi Edition MAY 2023 Number 25

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  1. Sho24 May 2023 at 19:53

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    title 42 coyote

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    Title 42 is a United States law that grants the federal government broad authority to take actions to prevent the entry of individuals into the country and to remove them if they are found to be in the United States unlawfully. The term "coyote" is often used in the context of immigration to refer to a person who is hired to smuggle individuals across the U.S.-Mexico border.

    Given the combination of "Title 42" and "coyote," it is possible that you are referring to the implementation of Title 42 to curb illegal border crossings facilitated by coyotes. Under Title 42, the U.S. government can quickly expel individuals, including asylum seekers, due to public health concerns. This has been applied in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic to reduce the spread of the virus. The implementation of Title 42 has been controversial, with critics arguing that it limits access to asylum and exposes vulnerable individuals to harm.

    If you were referring to something else with "Title 42 coyote," please provide more context or clarify your question, and I'll be happy to assist you further.

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  2. Anonymous25 May 2023 at 01:35

    Well, that just about clears up the matter. Thanks ChatGPT!
    Oh, and thanks Shoji for bringing it to our attention.

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  3. Shuko8 June 2023 at 03:04

    The world is full of scientific technology in connection with the different field. The experts can not read a book without glasses.

    "Sub-Saharan Africa" is a frequent word used in those news sources,
    'scientific human DNA update' must be used African DNA for biological diversity and geopolitical matters under the change Russia-Africa relation turned into a battleground for China and US.

    Sub-Saharan Africa represent to be one of the new economic partners.

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    1. Shuko8 June 2023 at 04:54

      represent→represents

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    2. IAN G19 June 2023 at 10:45

      Yes, Chinese investment in Sub-Saharan Africa has been rapidly growing. More HERE

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    3. Shuko20 June 2023 at 00:49

      Thanks for the link of the Foreign Affair, US.
      I'll try to see🧐

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