UN Rights Chief: New US Border Policy Undermines Refugee Law

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : "You may be aware that Title 42 has already been used some 2.5 million times at the southern border of the United States to expel people to Mexico go back to their home countries without an individualized assessment of their protection needs.
45% : "However, we are worried that these are very restrictive and that those who are most vulnerable, and those who are most in need of asylum, are unlikely to meet the requirements to be granted this humanitarian parole," said Shamdasani.
37% : The U.N.'s top human rights official warns the U.S. government's new border enforcement measures risk undermining peoples' basic rights to seek asylum.

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