Title 42 Repeal Sparks Concerns for Biden and Migrant Detention Facilities.
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The expiration of Title 42, a policy that made it easier to expel migrants from the US citing COVID-19, could lead to a surge in immigration across the US-Mexico border, which could create another border crisis and damage President Biden's approval ratings on immigration. Polling suggests that Americans want to keep Title 42 in place, and a plurality of Americans thought too many immigrants were coming to the US even before Title 42 expired. Biden's approval ratings on immigration are especially low, and immigration is an issue that animates Republicans a lot more than Democrats.
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