Biden to Discuss Migration With the President of Costa Rica

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : As the nation struggled with the surge, Mr. Chaves implemented various restrictions on the nation's asylum system, including a 30-day time limit for migrants to apply for asylum as well as stringent rules for issuing work permits.
48% : The Biden administration's plan to stem illegal migration in the United States involves cracking down on asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border while working with Central American nations, like Costa Rica, to develop ways for migrants to apply for protection closer to their home countries.
43% : The more than 99,500 crossings in June was a 42 percent drop from May, which the Biden administration attributed to a new asylum rule that set a higher bar for a migrant to be eligible to apply for asylum in the United States.

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