Asylum-Seeking Migrant Stunned as Trump Border Policies Go Into Effect the Minute He's Sworn In
- As of January 20, 2025, the functionalities of CBP One that allowed undocumented aliens to submit information and schedule appointments at border ports are no longer available, impacting many migrants waiting in Ciudad Juárez.
- The Associated Press reported that around 1 million illegal immigrants used the app to enter the United States, with significant numbers from Venezuela, Cuba, Mexico, and Haiti during the previous administration.
- President Trump declared a national emergency at the border, reinstating the 'Remain in Mexico' policy and announcing plans to send troops to the southern border.
- Trump stated, 'All illegal entry will immediately be halted,' emphasizing his commitment to defending the country from threats and invasions.
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