With arctic storm blast approaching, migrants in Texas are sleeping on the streets

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : But thousands of others are allowed in to seek asylum, particularly those from countries that won't take them back.
52% : The Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday it had expelled 3,400 people to Mexico or put them on Immigration and Customs Enforcement flights out of the country.
51% : EL PASO, Texas -- The nation began readying for an arctic storm that could plunge temperatures around the country, but on the southern border many migrants say they didn't know they were in for colder, nastier weather.
48% : State and local officials said in a statement Wednesday that they had taken in 3,854 people seeking asylum and moved them to shelters.
48% : Migrants allowed into the U.S. are processed by Border Patrol and many are expelled.

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