.Margaret Brennan and her team have the remarkable story of how the mother of a U.S. serviceman escaped war-torn Gaza:

Our story on how 3 American sons - including one U.S. serviceman - saved their mom from wartorn Gaza with the help of some volunteer U.S. veterans who used government connections & some unique experience.

I hope you’ll watch…

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While illegal crossings drop along U.S. border, migrants in Mexico grow desperate. cbsn.ws/3WxGG13

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The Biden administration is publishing a proposed rule that would allow federal immigration officials to more quickly identify and deport migrants who are deemed to endanger national security and public safety. Camilo Montoya-Galvez explains from El Paso, Texas that it won't take effect

DHS is also issuing new guidance today to asylum officers instructing them to disqualify migrants from asylum earlier on in the immigration process if they are able to relocate to other parts of their home country where they may be safe.

“Our lives are at risk”: Migrants hoping to cross the U.S.-Mexico border told CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez about the dire conditions in northern Mexico, including scarce food, water and lack of sleep. cbsn.ws/4b9bE49

The Biden administration is publishing a new regulation to alter the asylum process at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Camilo Montoya-Galvez notes it will be narrow in scope, and that President Biden is considering a broader restriction.

Some Democrats are already expressing skepticism about internal Biden administration plans, first reported by CBS News, to welcome certain Palestinian refugees from war-torn Gaza.

Some background on these plans:
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Key border data update from Camilo Montoya-Galvez who points out this 'pattern has defied historical trends — migration usually spikes in the spring.'

The urgency for Pres. Biden to issue a more sweeping order restricting asylum has somewhat lessened, due to the dramatic drop in illegal border crossings.

In April, Border Patrol recorded 129,000 apprehensions, compared to the record 250,000 in December:
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“We don’t have food. We don’t have water”: Migrants are growing desperate in Mexico, hoping to enter the U.S. But along the Texas border, they’re facing miles of razor wire erected by state officials. Camilo Montoya-Galvez traveled there for The Daily Report with John Dickerson.