An influx of migrants is expected at the US-Mexico border when Title 42 expires this week. Hear how the policy shift could affect cities across the US on the One Thing podcast:
So that's why they say that so many are leaving these countries and just desperately trying to go to a place where they can earn a living wage, where they can feed their families.00:07:52
First of all, once Title 42 lifts, the biggest change here is that there will be legal consequences to entering the country illegally. And the reason why I highlight that is because under Title 42 migrants are returned back to Mexico very quickly and there's no legal consequence. There's no stamp that says you've been deported out of the country. You entered illegally.
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