U.S. Will Resume Policy For Asylum-Seekers To Wait In Mexico

The video discusses the relaunch of the Trump-era 'Remain in Mexico' policy under a court order, despite the Biden administration's previous efforts to end it. The policy affects asylum seekers, forcing them to wait in Mexico for immigration hearings. The Biden administration aims to make the policy safer by exempting vulnerable groups and providing legal access. Conservatives support the policy, citing reduced illegal crossings. The administration continues to seek an end to the policy while implementing changes to protect migrants.

What is the main reason for the relaunch of the 'Remain in Mexico' policy?

• A change in administration

• Increased asylum applications

• Pressure from Mexico

• A new court order

What is one of the main criticisms of the 'Remain in Mexico' policy?

• It increases illegal border crossings

• It is too expensive to implement

• It leads to violence against asylum seekers

• It is not supported by the Mexican government

How do conservatives view the 'Remain in Mexico' policy?

• As a successful measure under Trump

• As a failure in reducing border crossings

• As a policy that needs more funding

• As a temporary solution

Which groups are now considered vulnerable and exempt from the 'Remain in Mexico' policy?

• None, all must remain in Mexico

• All asylum seekers

• Unaccompanied children and pregnant women

• Only families

What is a significant challenge mentioned regarding the implementation of the 'Remain in Mexico' policy?

• Opposition from the Mexican government

• Uncertainty about how it will be executed

• Insufficient legal support for migrants

• Lack of funding