Illegals invade US from the north now too

 American Briefing:

Illegal immigration at the northern border increased roughly 347% from 2022 to 2023, according to recently updated Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data.

The data shows that Border Patrol encounters of migrants crossing the U.S.-Canadian border jumped from 2,238 in 022 to 10,021 in 2023. Illegal immigration surpassed 2 million encounters nationwide in each of the aforementioned years.

Some migrants have an easier opportunity to fly to Canada due to a visa waiver program. Mexicans, for example, are not required to obtain a visa to travel to Canada, just an electronic travel authorization, which costs 7 Canadian dollars.

Border Patrol encounters of Mexicans crossing illegally from Canada surged from 882 in fiscal year 2022 to 4,868 in fiscal year 2023, according to CBP data.

Law enforcement manpower at the northern border has also been strained as Border Patrol agents have been pulled off the frontlines for both physical and virtual processing of migrants at the southern border.
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I blame Joe Biden.  Trump had the borders somewhat under control before Biden opened them.  And when he was politically damaged by his open borders policy he focused mainly on the southern border. 

See, also:

Border Patrol clocking 1,000 'known gotaways' per day, over 23K people in October, CBP sources say

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