Title 42 expires quietly, without any 'chaos'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : They were the first family to seek asylum at the bridge following the end of the pandemic health order.
48% : For more than three years, people migrating to border had repeatedly been turned away if they tried to ask for asylum at this port of entry.
45% : As soon as Title 42 expired, the man, woman and boy wearing a baseball cap walked to the top of the bridge and asked for asylum.
43% : Now those who try to enter the country without documents, even to request asylum, face a five-year ban, and new rules require migrants to apply from abroad rather than show up at the border.

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