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   Build That Wall to governor.swill@gmail.com   
   Re: Migrant encounters at southern borde   
   21 Aug 22 04:19:25   
   
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   From: build-that-wall@cnn.com   
      
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   > Serves Democrats right if illegal immigration fucks up their neighborhoods.   
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   The number of migrant encounters at the southern border this   
   fiscal year has now exceeded two million, sources tell Fox News   
   — a number that marks a new record, as well as a glaring sign of   
   the enormous and ongoing crisis facing agents, officials and   
   communities at the border.   
      
   Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced Monday that there   
   were 199,976 migrant encounters in July, taking the total so far   
   this fiscal year to 1.946 million encounters.   
      
   CBP sources tell Fox that since then, that numbers have now   
   surpassed the two million mark, a milestone not hit before at   
   the border. Last year, in a record-setting year that saw more   
   than 1.7 million encounters, agents had made approximately 1.2   
   million encounters at this time.   
      
   The migrant crisis escalated around the time the Biden   
   administration took office, jumping from around 72,000   
   encounters at the end of 2020 to 173,000 by March 2021. The   
   numbers have not come close to dipping below the 150,000   
   encounters-a-month mark since then.   
      
   US SOUTHERN BORDER SAW NEARLY 200,000 MIGRANT ENCOUNTERS IN JULY   
   AS BORDER CRISIS ROLLS ON   
      
   Most recently there were four months of 200,000+ apprehensions,   
   and only just dipped by a few dozen under that number in July.   
      
   The Biden administration has noted that the number of encounters   
   is inflated by recidivism due to Title 42 expulsions, whereby   
   migrants who are quickly expelled under the order often make   
   multiple crossing attempts. The administration has sought to end   
   the order, implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but has so   
   far been blocked by a court order. There were 162,792 unique   
   encounters in July.   
      
   CBP Commissioner Chris Magnus has also noted that July’s numbers   
   are the second consecutive month of decline, albeit slight.   
      
   "July marked the second month of decreased encounters along the   
   Southwest border— the first two-month drop since October 2021,"   
   he said in a statement. "We continue to take action to reduce   
   irregular migration and dismantle the human smuggling operations   
   that put migrants in danger."   
      
   FENTANYL SEIZURES AT SOUTHERN BORDER JUMPED OVER 200% IN JULY   
      
   The border crisis has been a constant headache for both the   
   Biden administration and for officials and communities at the   
   border. Texas and Arizona have recently started moving migrants   
   to Washington, D.C., and New York City in protest of the Biden   
   administration's policies.   
      
   Republicans have blamed the Biden administration for rolling   
   back Trump-era policies such as the "Remain-in-Mexico" policy,   
   which kept migrants in Mexico rather than releasing them into   
   the U.S. The administration was recently given the green light   
   to end that policy after a lengthy court battle.   
      
   It has also stopped wall construction and has sought to   
   significantly narrow interior immigration enforcement — but has   
   also been blocked from doing so by a legal challenge going   
   through the courts.   
      
   The Biden administration, meanwhile, has pointed to the regional   
   nature of the crisis and has sought to tackle root causes like   
   poverty and corruption in Central America. The administration   
   has recently sought to slash asylum processing times with a new   
   rule and has touted new immigration commitments after the Summit   
   of the Americas, including a smuggling crackdown.   
      
   Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas recently claimed   
   that the border is "secure" — a claim which FBI Director   
   Christopher Wray declined to endorse. Instead, he described   
   "significant security issues" present at the border.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/politics/migrant-encounters-southern-   
   border-exceed-2-million-fy-22-biden-era-crisis-continues   
      
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