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Border Patrol now on track for record breaking 2 million arrests

Summary by Ground News

The number of migrants arrested at the US-Mexico border has already exceeded last year’s record — and is on pace to top 2 million for the first time ever, according to the Biden administration. Border Patrol reported 181,552 arrests last month, a 5.6% drop from the 192,418 reported in June. With two months left to go in fiscal year 2022, the agency has already made more than 1.81 million arrests — well above the previous record of 1.66 million over the 12-month period ending Sept. 30 of last year.

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Washington Examiner

Border crisis: Nearly 200,000 migrants encountered in July

Federal law enforcement at the border encountered nearly 200,000 migrants in July attempting to enter the United States illegally from Mexico, a number that shows the persistence of the most severe illegal immigration crisis in America's history.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Washington Post

In Texas, Abbott is playing hardball on illegal border crossings. Good.

All the governor is doing is taking the mayors of New York and Washington up on their offer to provide sanctuary.

3 years ago

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New York Post

Border arrests top ‘21 record, on pace for 2 million by end of September

“We’re apprehending people left and right,” Border Patrol agent Jesus Vasalvilbaso told the Wall Street Journal as the US approaches a record amount of migrant arrests.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Fox News

Migrant encounters at southern border exceed 2 million so far in FY 22, as Biden-era crisis continues

There have been more than two million migrant encounters so far this fiscal year, according to sources who spoke to Fox News, hitting a new record for encounters.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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