Under Trump, Title 42 was a pretext to implement 'draconian' immigration policies, but under Biden it's a 'management tool' to deal with a legitimate problem. - DrBenz3 analyzes how corporate media outrage over Title 42 disappeared after 2020.
"Facing Coronavirus Pandemic, Trump Suspends Immigration Laws and Showcases Vision for Locked-Down Border," aannounced in April 2020, reporting on the administration's invocation of Title 42, a public health code provision that allows the government to take emergency action to prevent communicable disease. The lede explained:
President Trump has used emergency powers during the coronavirus pandemic to implement the kind of strict enforcement regime at the U.S. southern border he has long wanted, suspending laws that protect minors and asylum seekers. Almost exactly two years later, the same paper , including one of the same authors of the 2020 article, reported on the coming end of the same policy restrictions with this headline:"Biden Faces Influx of Migrants at the Border Amid Calls to Lift Limits That Aided Expulsions.
's coverage of Title 42—from its introduction to its effects, calls for its end as well as for its continuation, to its announced end—to track how the paper's reporting changed from the Trump administration to the Biden administration. The differences, which were stark and consistent, reveal something about how theviews the two administrations, but also a lot about how they analyze —or don't—US immigration policy.
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