Biden is stuck in a no-win political mess after ending Title 42

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : “It’s evident that there’s been an unmistakable shift in the president’s immigration policy,” said Rep. Chuy Garcia (D-Ill.), pointing to Biden administration officials floating family detention, sending troops to the border, and making it harder for some migrants to apply for asylum.
44% : The administration is also relying on a rule that bars some migrants from applying for asylum if they fail to first apply for safe harbor while crossing through another country on the way to the U.S.
44% : The administration also is working to establish regional centers in Guatemala and Colombia to process migrants for asylum and other legal pathways before they reach the southern U.S. border, though the timeline remains unclear.
10% : Still, Democrats and Biden allies who spoke to POLITICO, including Garcia, pushed back on the notion that immigration will be a top issue with 2024 voters, noting that inflation and abortion led voters in 2022.

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