GOP lauds SCOTUS ordering Biden reinstate Remain in Mexico program

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : It's just a sign of a greater influx - 210,000 migrants crossed into the US along the southern border in July.
51% : More than 188,000 migrants were encountered by law enforcement in June - compared to 33,000 in June 2020.
49% : Formally known as the Migration Protection Protocols, the policy required tens of thousands of migrants seeking asylum in the United States to turn back to Mexico.
37% : Republicans are lauding the Supreme Court for upholding what they claim is 'the most effective' policy in deterring illegal immigration at the southern border as it ruled Tuesday Joe Biden must start sending migrant families back to Mexico.
36% : 'We also know that the overwhelming majority -- as many as 90 per cent -- of illegal aliens applying for asylum do not qualify for it under the law,' he added. '
34% : The Biden administration argued that abruptly reinstating it 'would prejudice the United States' relations with vital regional partners, severely disrupt its operations at the southern border, and threaten to create a diplomatic and humanitarian crisis.'
32% : The Trump-era MPP requires people to wait in Mexico while seeking asylum in the U.S.'The policy required illegal aliens to wait in Mexico while their asylum claims were adjudicated, rather than being released into the United States on the promise they would show up for their court date -- something the majority never did,'
31% : The Trump-era policy that Biden can't escapeThe MPP program was initiated in 2019 and deported certain migrants at the southern border to Mexico pursuant to Section 235(b)(2)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).
29% : Republicans praised the Tuesday Supreme Court ruling that Joe Biden's administration must reinstate a program sending migrant families arriving illegally in the U.S. back to Mexico as they wait to hear if they've been granted asylum

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