Physicians Group Documents 'Severe' Health and Human Rights Impacts of US Expulsion Policy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : One woman interviewed for the PHR investigation recalls that after telling U.S. immigration officials her story and asking for asylum, an agent responded: "No.
46% : "I told them that I was seeking asylum," she said, "but they told me that there was no asylum because of the pandemic."
41% : The trauma caused by the U.S. government blocking people from applying for asylum and brutally expelling and separating families was exacerbated by the arbitrary and capricious practice of actively deceiving people about expulsion and separation, while denying them access to basic information, such as where they were being transported and what was happening to them...

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