What happens after May 11? Understanding Title 8 and the expiring Title 42

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : This could shift some of the load of the crisis from Border Patrol to Customs and Border Protection (CBP), which processes traffic at the ports of entry.
55% : These centers will determine who is eligible to apply for a visa or asylum in the U.S.Border Patrol will increase holding camps for migrants in the U.S. who are being processed.
45% : However, it will probably take a little time to dissuade migrants from arriving at the southern border, and instead persuade them to seek formal channels in order to have a chance to legally come into the U.S.
38% : On the other hand, reverting to Title 8 could deter would-be migrants who see fellow migrants deported and banned from the U.S. and the ability to seek asylum.
37% : If these illegal entries continue, the migrant could be incarcerated or banned for years from future entry into the U.S. and asylum.
37% : Because migrants will not want to be deported and banned from the U.S. for years under Title 8, they will probably not want to get caught scaling or breaching the border wall.

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