Biden’s Border Woes Persist as Encounters Run at 200,000 a Month

President Joe Biden’s struggle to manage a historic influx of migrants will stretch into his third year in office, even after the Supreme Court kept in place pandemic-era border controls.

2023 will likely see more attempted border crossings, burdening an already overwhelmed enforcement system — and with the president’s migration policies facing added legal uncertainty.

The president said he would obey Tuesday’s Supreme Court decision delaying the end of the migration restrictions known as Title 42, which allowed him and former President Donald Trump to rapidly expel migrants more than 2 million times since early 2020.

But the court’s ...