U.S. government plans for restricting access to asylum after removal of Title 42 is a 'major blow' to its commitment - The Dialog

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : On May 10, the U.S. government unveiled plans for restricting access to asylum after Title 42 is lifted.
48% : It was always used as a pretext for closing the border and blocking asylum," said Gia Del Pino, communications director of the Kino Border Initiative, a binational Jesuit project serving migrants in Sonora, Arizona, and the Mexican state of Sonora.
36% : Catholics working with migrants welcomed the end of Title 42, saying it had prevented many migrants from applying for asylum and, in many cases, forced people back to dangerous Mexican border towns where they were extorted and kidnapped by police and drug cartels.
32% : "It is a major blow to U.S. commitment to asylum, an unforced error by a Democratic administration that will be hard to repair, and will result in pain and death," Dylan Corbett, executive director of the Hope Border Institute in El Paso, tweeted May 10.

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