Frustrated migrants stranded in Mexico say they'll keep waiting for border health policy to end

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "CBP works diligently to ensure that releases are conducted in a safe manner and that all noncitizens released from custody are provided essential support upon release and may access transportation to continue to their destinations."
58% : "CBP releases noncitizens to service providing nongovernmental organizations and other sites in border communities in coordination with state and local partners," the statement reads.
56% : A Customs and Border Protection spokesman said the agency will vet migrants who were waiting to be processed Wednesday morning and make releases as necessary.
43% : The mass migration into Texas has the city of El Paso scrambling to find shelter for migrants seeking asylum.
35% : Dec. 21 was when Title 42, a controversial public health order in place nearly three years to rapidly expel migrants and prevent them from seeking asylum, was supposed to end.

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