Southwest border seeing historic drop in migrant crossings, officials say
EAGLE PASS, Texas — Migrant crossings along the southwest border have seen a historic decline in recent weeks, according to U.S. Border Patrol officials. Milton Moreno, acting chief patrol agent for the Del Rio Sector, attributes the drop to the implementation of new federal policies aimed at curbing illegal entries into the United States
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Illegal border crossing attempts in Ukraine have nearly halved since last summer, Border Guard saysThe State Border Guard has recorded a decrease in attempts to illegally cross Ukraine's border since July 2024, spokesperson ...
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