Removed under new US asylum policy, deportees in Arizona contemplate next steps

The video discusses a new Biden administration policy affecting asylum seekers, leading to immediate deportations to Mexico and a 25% decrease in border apprehensions. Adam Klepp reports from Nogales, Mexico, highlighting the human impact and challenges faced by deportees. Many migrants are left with few options, relying on shelters and support from individuals like Sister Lika Macias. Legal challenges to the policy are ongoing, and the future remains uncertain for those affected.

What is one of the immediate effects of the new Biden administration policy on asylum seekers?

• Increase in border crossings

• More asylum hearings

• Longer detention periods

• Decrease in border apprehensions

What is a significant change in the U.S. policy regarding asylum seekers as mentioned in the second section?

• Asylum seekers are provided with legal assistance

• Asylum seekers are deported without a hearing

• Asylum seekers are immediately granted entry

• Asylum seekers are given more time to prove their case

What do the deported individuals in Nogales, Mexico, often carry with them?

• A cart with their luggage

• A suitcase full of belongings

• A plastic bag with their possessions

• A backpack with essentials

What role does Sister Lika Macias play in helping deported individuals?

• She provides legal advice

• She offers them a place to stay and restores their dignity

• She arranges transportation back to their home countries

• She helps them find jobs in Mexico

What is the CBP One app used for?

• To track deported individuals

• To schedule asylum appointments at U.S. ports of entry

• To report illegal border crossings

• To apply for work permits in the U.S.