BREAKING NEWS – Migrant arrests at the southern border rise for the SIXTH month in a row: Guards caught 188,000 crossing in June in yet another record as Biden’s crisis continues to worsen
- Customs and Border Protection stats say a million have crossed since October
More than one million migrants have now been apprehended at the southern border this year fiscal year, new figures show.
Customs and Border Protection revealed that 188,829 migrants were stopped at the southwest border in June, the sixth monthly increases since the start of 2021.
It was also another increase on the 180,641 who were apprehended in May.
These statistics just account for the apprehensions, and doesn’t include the migrants who cross undetected.
According to reports that is up to 1,500 people every day.
More than one million migrants have now been apprehended at the southern border this year fiscal year, new figures show
From January to May, 711,784 migrants were encountered by Customs and Border Protection at the southern border – five times the amount during the same period in 2020
The number of crossers already reported by CBP since the start of 2021 surpasses the population of several large U.S. cities, like Boston and Nashville. It is also more people than the total people living in the least populated U.S. states of Wyoming and Vermont.
It is still not immediately clear where exactly these asylum seekers and illegal crossers are being sent after they are transferred out of federal immigration agencies’ custody.
There also appears to be no available statistics on how many immigrants who are encountered and taken into custody are sent back to Mexico, or their origin countries, compared to those who are put in an alternatives to detention program or otherwise released into the U.S.
Customs and Border Protection revealed that 188,829 migrants were stopped at the southwest border in June, the sixth month of increases since the start of 2021