Migrant girl, 8, dies in Border Patrol custody

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Prior to the expiration, CBP encountered an average of 10,000 migrants at the border per day, the agency reported.
55% : Although critics warned that an even bigger surge of migrants would overwhelm CBP if Title 42 was allowed to expire, far fewer migrants have arrived in the week since the policy ended.
52% : 'The child and her family were in custody at the Harlingen Station where she experienced a medical emergency,' CBP said in a statement.
43% : Local law enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which oversees CBP, were also notified of the death.
36% : The death comes less than one week after the US ended Title 42, the COVID-19 border restrictions that blocked migrants from seeking asylum in the United States based on public health law.

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