Migrants in El Paso face uncertainty after Supreme Court allows Title 42 to remain in effect amid legal challenges | CNN

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Two local NGOs who are accepting undocumented immigrants in their shelters told CNN last week that their facilities are overcrowded, leaving them to close their doors to many seeking shelter even as temperatures dipped dangerously low over the weekend.
52% : Jose Luis Gonzalez/Reuters Migrants ride a bus on their way to the United States to request asylum on December 11.
49% : After crossing the Rio Grande, migrants line up near the border wall to turn themselves in to US Border Patrol agents on December 13.
49% : Jose Luis Gonzalez/Reuters Migrants walk near the border wall between Ciudad Juarez and El Paso on December 13.
46% : John Moore/Getty Images Migrants wait in line to be taken in by US Border Patrol on the US-Mexico border in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Thursday, December 15.
44% : Rodríguez is among the tens of thousands of migrants who have surged to the southern border despite the uncertain future of Title 42, a Trump-era policy which allows US authorities to swiftly return most migrants back across the border.
44% : The New York Times/Redux A young migrant girl carries a doll on a bus in Jimenez, Mexico, while she tries to reach the United States to request asylum on Saturday, December 10.

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