Title 8 processing already new normal on border

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% :DHS has published new rules requiring asylum seekers to apply for protection in countries they travel to before coming to the U.S. It also has made improvements to CBP One, the online application those seeking refuge must use to obtain an appointment as a U.S. port of entry.
52% : Only some 60,000 migrants may be poised to petition asylum in the U.S. at the end of Title 42.
51% : In Juarez, a Border Report/KTSM camera crew reported that 1,000 migrants were waiting on the other side of the border wall late Wednesday to turn themselves in for processing at Gate 40 in El Paso's Lower Valley.
50% : That includes opening more processing centers - such as the one planned in Northeast El Paso in June - asking for thousands of soldiers to take over administrative tasks from the Border Patrol and hiring contractors to provide food, daycare and medical services.
47% : That's a tool that the Border Patrol used for decades prior to the use of Title 42.
46% :Asked by reporters about the Biden administration's perceived shift toward enforcement in light of ever-growing numbers of asylum-seekers and economic migrants, Ortiz acknowledged that bringing consequences to those who have no lawful claim to be in the country is a priority.

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