2 Coachella Valley shelters set up for migrants; border remains calm after end of Title 42

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "I will continue to advocate for the resources we need and remain committed to achieving comprehensive reform that modernizes our border management, stabilizes our workforce, boosts our economy, and delivers an earned pathway to citizenship," Ruiz said in a statement.
56% : The new rules provide ways for people to seek asylum from where they are, and U.S. officials said the border was largely calm Friday.
49% : As a federal regulation established to limit immigration amid the COVID-19 pandemic was lifted late Thursday, Riverside County is preparing for a possible influx of people who had been detained by Customs and Border Patrol.
30% : But with the Biden administration announcing new rules that essentially bar people from seeking asylum after crossing the border, it's unclear if the long-anticipated rush of people entering the country will come to pass after all.

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