Federal Lawsuit Seeks to Block End to Title 42 Asylum Limits

Apr 05, 2022 View Original Article
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"Magnus said CBP will also expand coordination with faith-based and other nonprofit groups working with asylum seekers on the border to help with short-term care and transportation."
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"The Department of Homeland Security has said as many as 18,000 migrants could show up daily at the southern border when the order ends."
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4% Conservative
"The lawsuit was filed over the weekend in a Louisiana federal court challenging the plaed May 23 end to border controls known as Title 42."
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-6% Liberal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Magnus said CBP will also expand coordination with faith-based and other nonprofit groups working with asylum seekers on the border to help with short-term care and transportation.
52% : The Department of Homeland Security has said as many as 18,000 migrants could show up daily at the southern border when the order ends.
47% : The lawsuit was filed over the weekend in a Louisiana federal court challenging the planned May 23 end to border controls known as Title 42.
42% : The action also pointed to agreements Arizona and Louisiana signed with the federal government in the Trump administration's last days about future changes to immigration policy or enforcement.
34% : Previous rises in migration have strained law enforcement agencies and nonprofits on the border trying to provide security and shelter.

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