Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales says his office has become a 'mini FEMA' ahead of Title 42 expiration

Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales unpacked how his state prepared for the expiration of Trump-era policy Title 42, as a multitude of migrants seek asylum in America.

The House of Representatives passed legislation Thursday that would increase border security amid the expiration of Title 42 — the pandemic-era policy that allowed the immediate expulsion of migrants from America for the past three years — but Gonzales stressed that "this bill does nothing" without action from the Biden administration. Adam Shaw is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital, primarily covering immigration and border security.

"It doesn't end with 218 votes in the House. It's only the start," Gonzales said of the House bill. "This ends when the President of the United States signs a bill into law that incorporates border security and has some immigration reform applications in there." He can be reached at adam.shaw2@fox.com or on Twitter.