This is what the crisis along the US border looks like

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The 2020 policy, which officials said was an effort to curb the spread of Covid-19, allowed authorities to swiftly expel migrants encountered at the southern border.
49% : Migrants hoping to cross were told to head to a nearby bridge to be processed for asylum.
48% : There, after crossing the river -- wading through discarded belongings of those who came before them -- migrants have in recent days lined up for hours near the border wall to turn themselves in to US Border Patrol agents.
44% : As a Trump-era migration policy remains in limbo, so are the lives of thousands of migrants waiting across the United States border, many sleeping out in the cold in encampments or overcrowded shelters, hoping to cross to request asylum.

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