As Title 42 winds down, aid groups prepare for shift at US border

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : In particular, the number of single adults apprehended by US border patrol after crossing between ports of entry has soared since the government first invoked Title 42.
49% : Charlene D'Cruz, an immigration lawyer based in Brownsville, Texas, said she expected to see more people arriving in border cities before Title 42's end, which she added will encourage people to seek asylum through official crossings rather than pay smugglers to take them across the desert and Rio Grande.
49% : "Who wants to take their children and get on a boat at the mercy of coyotes when they could have walked up the bridge and asked for asylum?" she said.
48% : Under international law, seeking asylum is a legal process that should be available to anyone who presents at the US border and declares they fear returning to their home country.
46% : Los Angeles, California, US - For two years, thousands of people have lived in overcrowded shelters or makeshift camps in Tijuana, Mexico, waiting for the United States to reopen a legal pathway to asylum.

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