How the End of a Trump-Era Border Rule Complicates Biden's Immigration Policy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : US Border Patrol reported 2.2 million encounters of migrants entering the country without authorization in the 12 months that ended Sept. 30, the vast majority crossing from Mexico.
43% : That gives migrants a chance to remain in the US at least temporarily in order to make long-shot bids at gaining asylum, available to people who can show they have a legitimate fear of persecution at home.
39% : The administration on May 10 finalized a rule that would allow the US to deny asylum to many migrants who arrive at the southern border without first scheduling an appointment online with US authorities or who did not first seek protections in another country, such as Mexico, on their way to the border.

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