Haitian refugees in Texas have been deported back to Haiti in huge amounts, despite most of the refugees living in South America for the last several years. Haiti has been in a state of turmoil for nearly a decade, and just this year saw the assassination of its president and a devastating hurricane. The refugees being returned to Haiti are seeking to leave again as soon as possible, even though many have nothing to their names. Humanitarian organizations, including UNICEF and the United Nations, have called for the immediate deportations to stop and that the needs of the refugees be considered, as many may have small children, or may be victims of gender-based violence or human trafficking. Of the migrants not deported to Haiti, many remain in Mexico to seek entry into the United States.
Source: The Washington Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/haitians-border-deportations/2021/10/01/bfa38852-222a-11ec-8fd4-57a5d9bf4b47_story.html

President Biden's administration is on track to settle the lowest number of refugees in the history of the program, lower even than the Trump administration. This is due to a number of factors, including the COVID-10 pandemic, a lack of bipartisan unity to support President Biden's infrastructure plans, and missteps by the administration in its handling of promises made during the 2020 campaign year.
Source: The Hill
https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/574961-biden-on-track-to-beat-trumps-record-for-fewest-resettled-refugees

A lower court has decreed that the use of Title 42 by border officials may continue, despite calls that the law violates the immigration process. Title 42, put into place by the Trump administration at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, states that migrants can be immediately deported if they traveled through a country with any COVID-19 infections, even if the migrants themselves do not have the virus. The continued use of the law has brought the Biden administration under scrutiny, with many claiming that the law violates promises by President Biden to make immigration into the United States easier during his tenure. Harold Koh, a top official with the State Department, resigned his posting in protest of the law, calling its use "inhumane".
Source: Tuscon Sentinel
http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/100121_title_42_appeal/border-officials-can-continue-expel-migrant-families-under-covid-restrictions-court-rules/

A group of immigration activists confronted Democratic Senator from Arizona, Kyrsten Sinema, in a public restroom at Arizona State University, where the Senator lectures. The activists urged Sinema to support President Biden's infrastructure bill, which includes provisions for increased immigration support. Sinema claims that the activists violated her expectation of privacy, while the activists claim that Sinema has ignored efforts by the group to meet with her. "We got you elected", one of the activists says in the video of the encounter, posted to the group's Twitter account. "We can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us."
Source: The Hill
https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/575133-immigration-activists-follow-sinema-into-bathroom-in-phoenix