U.S. Plans For More Migrant Releases When Title 42 Asylum Limits End

Title 42, a policy enacted in 2020 to curb COVID-19 by turning away migrants, is set to expire. The Biden administration is seeking over $3 billion to manage the expected surge of migrants at the southern border. Texas and other states are preparing for increased crossings, with local leaders declaring emergencies. Political debates continue, with differing views on the policy's relevance and impact.

What was the primary reason for enacting Title 42 in 2020?

• To increase border security funding

• To address a public health emergency

• To reduce illegal immigration

• To support economic growth

How much funding has the Biden administration requested to manage the expected migrant surge?

• $3 billion

• $4 billion

• $2 billion

• $1 billion

What is the expected increase in daily migrant crossings once Title 42 ends?

• From 1,000 to 2,000

• From 4,000 to 7,000

• From 2,500 to 4,000-6,000

• From 3,000 to 5,000

Which city mayor declared a state of emergency in anticipation of Title 42's expiration?

• New York City's Mayor

• Los Angeles' Mayor

• El Paso's Mayor

• Houston's Mayor

What is California Senator Alex Padilla's stance on Title 42?

• He wants to increase its enforcement

• He believes it no longer serves its purpose

• He supports its continuation

• He is undecided on the issue