NYC Converts Hotels To Shelters To Accommodate Expected Influx Of Illegal Immigrants

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : The rule, which was set to come into effect on Thursday and to expire in two years, will apply to the vast majority of non-Mexican migrants seeking asylum since they typically pass through multiple countries en route to the United States.
40% : While people caught illegally crossing the border will be told they can't claim asylum under the new rule, they will still have the right to appeal, and because the border patrol can't hold them until their appeal hearings, they will be released into the United States.
38% : The United States rolled out a regulation on May 10 that presumes most migrants are ineligible for asylum if they passed through other nations without seeking protection elsewhere first, or if they failed to use legal pathways for U.S. entry.
35% : (John Fredricks/The Epoch Times) Detention facilities are already three times over capacity, leaving the border patrol no choice but to release illegal immigrants.
35% : More than two years of lax border policies have led to this massive influx of illegal migrants and strained the system, turning agents who once patrolled the southern border into desk clerks who process asylum claims, he said.
34% : The restrictions of Title 42 ended on May 11 and more than 10,000 illegal migrants per day are expected to cross the southern border.
24% : Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said migrants who cross the border illegally without being properly processed will be ineligible for asylum.

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