United States border officials encountered more than 200,000 illegal immigrants during the month of May, as Title 42 immigration policies expired. On Tuesday, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency released data on their border encounters through the month of May. In total, the border agency reported 204,561 total border encounters in May. U.S….
Border Authorities Recorded 200,000 Encounters at Southern Border in May as Title 42 Expired
June 21, 2023
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Border Agents Arrest 204,000 in May as Title 42 Expired
June 21, 2023
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U.S. border officials apprehended more than 200,000 illegal immigrants at the southern border during May, when Title 42 immigration policies expired, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said on June 20. The 204,561 total arrests is a 15 percent decrease from May last year, when agents apprehended 241,136. Border Patrol said 98,850 individuals illegally crossed the…
Texas Governor Directs State to Bus or Fly Illegal Immigrants to DC as Title 42 Ends
April 6, 2022
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday said that his government will provide charter buses or flights to transport illegal immigrants released from federal custody into its territory to Washington D.C. The Republican made the remarks during a press briefing, saying that his state on the southern border has been “overwhelmed by hordes of illegal immigrants who…
Ontario Introduces Bill to Ban Blockades at Border Crossings
The Ontario government has introduced a new bill that would ban illegal blockades of international border crossings and give police new powers to suspend drivers’ licences and seize the licence plates of vehicles used in such blockades. “The intent of this act is to protect critical transportation infrastructure such as international bridges and airports from…
Three MS-13 Criminals Arrested by Border Patrol in Single Day, Including a Child Sex Offender
February 12, 2022
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) agents stationed at the Rio Grande Valley (RGV) arrested three illegal immigrants affiliated with the MS-13 criminal gang on Feb. 7, along with another member belonging to the rival 18th Street Gang the following day. The McAllen Border Patrol Station (MCS) arrested a Salvadoran national near the city…
More Than 100 Illegal Immigrants Found Near Southern Border, Most Unaccompanied Minors
October 12, 2021
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More than 100 illegal immigrants, mostly unaccompanied children, were recently discovered by border agents in San Miguel and Three Points, near Tucson, the acting chief patrol agent of the U.S. Border Patrol’s Tucson Sector said on Monday. “A group of 125 migrants surrendered to #ThreePoints Station agents near San Miguel, Arizona. Nearly three quarters were…
Florida’s Saw Palmetto Harvesters: Open Boarders and Early Picking Destroying the Industry
September 21, 2021
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PUNTA GORDA, Fla.—Among Florida’s pine flat woods and oak woodlands there lies a native pesky plant—the saw palmetto—which has become one of the biggest agricultural industries in the state. However, harvesters say the industry is being ruined by open borders, ushering in hundreds of poaching crews that pick the berries too early. “With open borders…
Florida’s Saw Palmetto Harvesters: Open Borders and Early Picking Destroying the Industry
September 21, 2021
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PUNTA GORDA, Fla.—Among Florida’s pine flat woods and oak woodlands there lies a native pesky plant—the saw palmetto—which has become one of the biggest agricultural industries in the state. However, harvesters say the industry is being ruined by open borders, ushering in hundreds of poaching crews that pick the berries too early. “With open borders…
NTD News Today Full Broadcast (March 31)
Border crossings this year are on pace to top 2019’s border crisis. In March alone, Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) reportedly caught over 150,000 people; that’s up 50,000 from February. An anonymous CBP agent reveals a jump in the number convicted sex offenders caught coming across the border this year. He describes the changes at…
NTD News Today Full Broadcast (March 18)
Border crossings surge as the White House answers tough questions about migrant minors in detention. That’s as officers conduct readiness drills at a border checkpoint. Will the National Guard stationed at the Capitol be deployed to the border? A Michigan judge rules that the Secretary of State wrongfully changed a 2020 election rule. That rule…
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