Migrants, communities brace for end of Title 42 at U.S.-Mexico border

The pandemic-era policy Title 42 allows border patrol to expel migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border immediately after they cross, without asylum hearings. As the policy expires, authorities, migrants and communities along the border are braced for what comes next. Matt Galloway talks to The Current’s Liz Hoath, who has been reporting in Guatemala this week; El Paso, Texas, pastor Timothy Perea, whose church has been helping migrants who reach his community; and Michelle Hackman, who covers U.S. immigration policy for The Wall Street Journal.