Border encounters drop sharply as Trump launches crackdown on illegal immigration President Donald Trump signed a number of border security measures

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Border encounters drop sharply as Trump launches crackdown on illegal immigration​


President Donald Trump signed a number of border security measures on Monday​


Adam Shaw
By Adam Shaw Fox News

Border encounters drop sharply as Trump launches crackdown on illegal immigration​


President Donald Trump signed a number of border security measures on Monday​


Adam Shaw
By Adam Shaw Fox News

Published January 23, 2025 2:09pm ESTl





EXCLUSIVE: The U.S. southern border has seen a sharp drop in illegal immigrant encounters in the first days of the Trump administration, compared to the final few days of the Biden administration, multiple Department of Homeland Security sources tell Fox News Digital.

The number of Border Patrol encounters at the southern border in the first three days of the Trump administration is 35% lower than the final three days of the Biden administration, the sources said. The numbers do not include encounters at the northern border, or encounters at ports of entry by Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) Office of Field Operations.
 
It is wonderful to know that our sovereignty has been restored after it was destroyed by Biden/Harris.

Assaults, rapes and murders of American citizens caused by the open borders will decrease.

Thank you President Trump.
 
Have been dropping for last year and half, nothing new no matter how Fox wants to frame it
During the first Trump term, JPP MAGAts advocated machine gunning any one trying to cross the border illegally. To them, it didn't matter if they were women or children, just if they were brown.
 
They also advocated landmines on the border too which would have the same results: killing women and children.

During the May 18 interview with KNMX radio in Las Vegas, N.M., Mullins said the U.S. could mine the border, install barbed wire and post signs directing would-be border jumpers to cross legally at designated checkpoints.

"We could put land mines along the border. I know it sounds crazy. We could put up signs in 23 different languages if necessary," Mullins says in the radio interview, where he also expressed concern that terrorists could carry a nuclear weapon across the Mexican border.

He explained Monday the suggestion about land mines was something he'd heard while campaigning, and that it came in response to a complaint that nothing could be done to secure the border.

"When I heard it, I said, 'Well, that's an interesting concept,"' Mullins said.
 
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