Biden administration braces for surge in migrants ahead of Title 42 ending

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : What we are doing is substantially different because our regulation essentially creates a presumption of ineligibility that can be overcome by migrants, and it also pairs that presumption of ineligibility with like I said a historic increase in lawful channels and pathways for people to come to the U.S. if they wish to claim asylum...
51% : Around 10,000 migrants have crossed the border a day this week alone, according to border patrol authorities.
42% : "I would say that we are enforcing the laws that Congress has enacted at the border and those laws give people the right to claim asylum," said Nuñez-Neto.
41% : In response to Title 42 ending, the Biden administration announced a new asylum policy that largely bars migrants who passed through another country to seek asylum in the U.S.
36% : We are committed to expanding lawful pathways and access to the United States for people who may wish to seek asylum but there has to be consequences for unlawful entry."
30% : "Immigration supporters say this is essentially returning to the Trump administration era policies and they're saying it's breaking the president's campaign promise to restore asylum.
28% : House Republicans are taking up a bill that would bring back the construction of the border wall and tighten asylum eligibility among other changes, but President Biden has said he would not support that measure.

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