Illegals from China now outnumber Mexicans crossing US border

 Biz Pac Review:

The number of Chinese migrants who have crossed into California via the San Diego border with Mexico is now greater than the number of Mexican nationals who swarm into the progressive sanctuary state.

Citing data obtained from Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Fox News reports that “Chinese nationals are the second-largest nationality encountered at the border in San Diego Sector since the fiscal year began in October.”

“There have been 21,000 Chinese nationals encountered, second only to Colombia (28,000),” the data revealed. “Third is Mexican nationals with 18,700, followed by Brazil (8,700) and Ecuador (7,700). Other countries of origin include Turkey, Guinea, India, Guatemala and Peru.”

Last week, between Saturday and Monday, Border Patrol apprehended 452 Chinese nationals in the San Diego Sector alone, according to Fox. That’s “more than the entirety of FY 2021 across the whole border,” the outlet notes.
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It looks like it will take a return of Trump to get control of the US border.  Biden has let in millions and appears to have completely lost control of the border.   The illegals are not just from Mexico and they are also coming in over the Canadian border too.

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