Trump and Homan prove the border can be secured

 American Action News:

As the Trump administration continues to overhaul the country’s immigration enforcement apparatus, encounters along the southern border are bottoming out to levels not experienced in decades, federal data shows.

Border czar Tom Homan, who is spearheading the White House’s ambitious deportation operation, revealed Monday that there were merely 229 Border Patrol encounters along the U.S.-Mexico border within the previous day, a figure he suggested to be the lowest rate since he first joined the U.S. Border Patrol in 1984. A review of past Border Patrol encounters, which are encounters made between ports of entry, shows he’s correct — and the numbers haven’t been this low since the 1960s.
If Border Patrol agents working along the southern border encountered 229 migrants every single day, the fiscal year total would equate to 83,585. If encounters continue to decline throughout the year, the final tally for fiscal year 2025 could be even lower.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) provides annual encounter numbers along the U.S.-Mexico border dating back more than half a century. Calculating the daily average encounter rate from the CBP data shows Border Patrol agents haven’t experienced average numbers this low since fiscal year 1968, when there were only 62,640 reported encounters along all of the southwest sectors.

While daily encounters fluctuate throughout the year, immigration experts say the recent drop in numbers is a clear consequence of the policy changes handed down by President Donald Trump.
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Biden and the Democrats opened the borders in hopes of importing more Democrat voters.  It was a total disaster.  It is one of the main reasons Trump was elected a second time to get control of immigration.  It takes a will and a plan to contain the immigration.  Trump and his team were able to do that and Biden and the Democrats did not want to do it.

See also:

Vice President Vance Warns European Leaders that Mass Migration is the Most “Pressing Challenge”

And:

Trump signs executive order cutting off all taxpayer-funded benefits for illegal immigrants

And:

 Trump's Firing of Top General Sparked a Total Meltdown on the Left

And:

 Mexican Smuggler Complains Business Plummeted 80% Since Trump Took Office

'He does concede Trump’s stricter border policies have caused his business to plummet about 80% since Inauguration Day...'

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