Prison Stocks CXW, GEO Are on Watch as Title 42 Expires

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Prior to Title 42, migrants who crossed over illegally were permitted to pursue asylum and were frequently allowed into the U.S. to be screened and to wait out their immigration cases.
51% : Families and children traveling alone were still permitted to pursue asylum, however.
51% : Because of this, it's also expected that more people will be detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
50% : As a result of the expiration of Tile 42, more migrants will be allowed to enter the U.S. with the intention of claiming asylum.
48% : Under Title 42, migrants were denied the right to seek asylum more than 2.8 million times.
36% : In its stead, a series of new policies will be put in place intended to "crack down on illegal crossings" with the kicker that anyone who comes to the U.S. can now legally pursue asylum.
29% : In 2022, President Joe Biden attempted to end the use of Title 42 only to face backlash from Republicans, who argued the additional restrictions were necessary for border security.

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