
Editorial: With Title 42 ending, Biden relies on the same failed immigration policies
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-26% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
65% : Nor do they acknowledge that the U.S. economy has for decades relied on cheap labor by undocumented immigrants.56% : The border management strategy known as Title 42 has allowed the United States to expel asylum-seeking migrants en masse for the past three years using a public health pretext.
52% : The immigration system has been broken for years due to a dysfunctional and deeply divided Congress that can't agree on appropriate legislation to deal with the millions of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S., immigration and asylum case backlogs or even legislation to protect those who were brought to the country illegally when they were young.
50% : Migrants at the border will continue to be allowed to apply for asylum via an app that has had operational problems, requiring people to spend weeks trying to make an appointment.
46% : In recent months, Biden has enacted policies offering other ways for people to apply for asylum.
43% : Severely limiting the option to apply for asylum has resulted in tens of thousands of migrants stranded on the Mexican side of the border in Ciudad Juarez and Tijuana, often in squalid or unsafe conditions and subject to crime and violence.
42% : These policies are inadequate, however, because they do not offer a solution that might address the reasons that compel people to seek asylum.
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