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US-Mexico border sees decrease in migrant arrests in March, Border Patrol reports

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The number of migrants apprehended along the U.S.-Mexico border dipped in March, internal government statistics obtained by CBS News show, a surprising trend that American officials say mainly stems from an immigration crackdown by the Mexican government.

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Migrant border crossings dip in March, with U.S. officials crediting crackdown by Mexico

Border Patrol agents apprehended over 137,000 migrants who crossed the U.S. southern border unlawfully in March, down from nearly 141,000 in February.

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Border Patrol sees rare decline in March crossings at southern border

Border Patrol agents on the southern border saw an unusual reprieve in the number of migrants crossing from Mexico in March compared to prior years, a trend that bucks the springtime surge that follows pent-up demand from a winter slowdown in travel. Border authorities apprehended 137,000 migrants at the 2,000-mile southern border in March, according to federal statistics obtained by CBS News. The figure was down slightly from 141,000 arrests in…

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abc 6 Philadelphiaabc 6 Philadelphia

US-Mexico border sees decrease in migrant arrests in March, Border Patrol reports

The law is currently blocked while courts decide if it's legal. However, it allows local and Texas police to arrest anyone suspected of being undocumented, which is a jurisdiction that's been held solely by the federal government.

·Philadelphia, United States
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abc 7 Chicagoabc 7 Chicago

US-Mexico border sees decrease in migrant arrests in March, Border Patrol reports

The law is currently blocked while courts decide if it's legal. However, it allows local and Texas police to arrest anyone suspected of being undocumented, which is a jurisdiction that's been held solely by the federal government.

·Chicago, United States
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abc 13 Houstonabc 13 Houston

US-Mexico border sees decrease in migrant arrests in March, Border Patrol reports

The law is currently blocked while courts decide if it's legal. However, it allows local and Texas police to arrest anyone suspected of being undocumented, which is a jurisdiction that's been held solely by the federal government.

·Houston, United States
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US-Mexico border sees decrease in migrant arrests in March, Border Patrol reports

The law is currently blocked while courts decide if it's legal. However, it allows local and Texas police to arrest anyone suspected of being undocumented, which is a jurisdiction that's been held solely by the federal government.

·Los Angeles, United States
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