TruthOutBiden's Amended "Remain in Mexico" Policy Still Puts Refugees at Great Risk
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-28% Somewhat Liberal
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- Politician Portrayal
-59% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : Unfortunately, the Supreme Court didn't get into any of the humanity of this program, and it was very discouraging to hear multiple conservative justices suggesting that they thought the program was good because it was reducing the number of people allowed to seek asylum inside the United States.46% : Seeking asylum is a human right.
41% : So, being asylum in Mexico, it was not easy.
36% : During Tuesday's Supreme Court hearing, Texas Solicitor General Judd Stone tried to argue the Biden administration must reimplement "Remain in Mexico," saying the U.S. government is either required to jail every asylum seeker at the southern border or return them to Mexico since it does not have the capacity to detain everyone.
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