Illegals increase crossing of border in July

 CBS News:

U.S. officials along the border with Mexico processed migrants 183,503 times in July, as illegal crossings jumped by 33% after dropping to a two-year low in June despite record high heat levels, according to government statistics published Friday.

Border Patrol agents recorded 132,652 apprehensions of migrants who entered the U.S. unlawfully in between ports of entry in July, compared to nearly 100,000 such apprehensions in June. Moreover, U.S. immigration authorities processed 50,851 migrants at legal ports of entry, a record high, mostly under a system that allows asylum-seekers in Mexico to use a phone app to request appointments to enter the U.S.

The sharpest increase in unlawful crossings occurred in Border Patrol's Tucson sector, a sprawling and remote region that covers most of Arizona's border with Mexico and parts of the Sonoran Desert, where temperatures have reached 110 degrees every day this summer. Border Patrol recorded nearly 40,000 apprehensions there in July, a record for the sector.

Border Patrol apprehensions rose across several demographics last month, especially among families traveling with children, a population that poses significant operational challenges for U.S. officials due to legal limits on the detention of minors. Border Patrol agents processed more than 60,000 migrant parents and children traveling as families in between ports of entry last month, nearly doubling June's tally.

Apprehensions of single adult migrants stood at just over 62,000 in July, virtually the same level as June. Border Patrol also processed more than 10,000 unaccompanied children, nearly a 50% jump from June.
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The increase is associated with smugglers and I suspect those smugglers are in many cases associated with the Mexican drug cartels that charge handsomely for their service.  The Biden immigration policy has been a real money-maker for the cartels. 

See, also:

Governor Abbott to visit buoy barrier in Eagle Pass with four GOP governors

And:

 Biden Tries to Sink Gov. Abbott’s Border Buoys

And:

 Biden quietly sells off border wall parts to thwart GOP push to use them

And:

 Biden Makes Truly Sneaky and Petty Move on Border Wall to Thwart GOP

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