San Diego immigration attorney explains what happens when Title 42 ends

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : As the end of Title 42 inches closer, all eyes are on the southern border as federal agents, nonprofits, and immigration attorneys brace for what's to come.
47% : When Title 42 ends late Thursday, the border policy reverts back to what was in place before the COVID-19 pandemic, Title 8, which means vetting people for asylum.
45% : If they don't pass the vetting process for asylum, immigration attorney Jacob Sapochnick said the migrants will be inadmissible.
42% : Like Customs and Border Protection, Sapochnick said he's telling migrants calling his office to not present themselves at the port of entry and instead use the CBP One app to apply for asylum first, an app the migrants say has numerous problems.

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