Title 42 might be nixed

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : "Asylum used to be the exception to the rule at the border", but "now the exception has overtaken the rule," says Theresa Cardinal Brown at the Bipartisan Policy Centre, a think-tank.
47% : Third, the share of people claiming asylum has swelled, complicating efforts to decide on their claims quickly.
35% : Republicans, who have made tighter border security a core issue, hoped that Milton Friedman's aphorism, that nothing is so permanent as a temporary government programme, would prove true for Title 42.
31% : There are reportedly discussions in the White House about whether to embrace some Trump-like controls, for example limiting asylum eligibility to people who would be tortured if they returned home, or restricting people from applying for asylum in America if they passed through another country where it was safe to apply.

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