Trump border policies already working

 Just the News:

Since President Donald Trump took office, migrant encounters at the southern border have dropped dramatically, according to data obtained by NewsNation's Ali Bradley.

From Jan. 17-19, the Border Patrol encountered 4,000 people, which fell to 1,940 on Jan. 20-21, as Trump took office. Wednesday numbers reached 440 by 8p.m.

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It looks like the migrants have been following the news closely since Trump took office.  He needs to keep up the talk about border protection and the potential arrest and deportation of those in the country illegally. 

See also:

Here Are Some of the Monsters Arrested by ICE Since Trump's Inauguration

And:

 CNN's Harry Enten's Latest Polls on American Feelings About Deportations Will Make Dems Lose Their Minds

And:

 Trump set up a fortress at the southern border that is dropping jaws

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 In just three days, President Trump has made bold moves to significantly bolster border security, unveiling plans to deploy up to 10,000 U.S. troops while ordering the immediate detention and deportation of any illegal border crossers.

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And:

 The Laken Riley Act: A Landmark Step in Trump’s Immigration Agenda

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