Appeals court allows Biden asylum restrictions at southern border to stay in place temporarily

The Biden administration's rule restricts asylum by requiring applicants to seek protection elsewhere or apply online first.
A federal judge blocked the rule, but an appeals court has temporarily allowed it to stay in effect.
The Biden administration argues the rule is necessary to maintain order at the border.
The case will be expedited for appeal, with arguments due in September.
Critics compare the rule to Trump-era policies and say it unlawfully denies asylum.