Illegal Border Crossings Fall to Zero

Liberals and RINOs are to blame for this.

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2,060 Chinese Nationals Apprehended At U.S.-Mexico Border in Fiscal Year 2019
By Terence P. Jeffrey | March 18, 2020

(CNS News) - The Border Patrol apprehended 2,060 aliens from the People's Republic of China crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in fiscal year 2019, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The Border Patrol defines an "apprehension" as "the physical control or temporary detainment of a person who is not lawfully in the U.S. which may or may not result in an arrest."

A Border Patrol data sheet lists the number of "total apprehensions" it made in fiscal year 2019 by both the citizenship of those apprehended and the border sector where the apprehension took place.

In fiscal year 2019, the Border Patrol apprehended a total of 2,134 Chinese nationals. This included the 2,060 apprehended at the Mexican border, 47 at the Canadian border and 27 at coastal borders, which include the Border Patrol's New Orleans Sector, Miami Sector and Ramey Sector in Puerto Rico.

Clearly, people from China seeking to become "not lawfully" present in the United States are more likely to come here through Mexico than through Canada or by sea.

But this is not only true for aspiring illegal immigrants from the People's Republic.

It is also true, for example, for people from Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.

In fiscal 2019, the Border Patrol apprehended 24 Iranians, including 14 at the Mexican border, 8 at the Canadian border and 2 at the coastal borders.

It apprehended 17 Afghanis, including 12 at the Mexican border and five at the Canadian border.

It apprehended six Iraqis, including four at the Mexican border and two at the Canadian border.

It apprehended three Syrians, including two at the Mexican border and one at the Canadian border.

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Well, there's some good news amid our current crisis.

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Illegal border crossings fall to zero in pandemic
by Anna Giaritelli | April 04, 2020

(Washington Examiner) - The number of foreigners arrested for illegally entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, and along the coasts have dropped to almost nothing in the past week as the U.S. became the world leader in confirmed cases, according to Department of Homeland Security officials.

Only 79 people were encountered Sunday by Border Patrol agents nationwide after they had attempted to enter the country between ports of entry. If that rate continued over the course of a month, it would make for fewer than 2,500 apprehensions, a drop in the bucket compared to the 30,000 arrests that agents made just on the southern border in February and 132,000 at the peak of the border crisis last May.

Border arrests reflect the number of people attempting to cross.

“It’s like next to nothing. For almost a week, their apprehensions have been under 150,” said a high-ranking border official who was not authorized to speak. “This is what happened on 9/11 — on steroids. Mexico has locked down a lot of their country … and then they [migrants] think if they come to the U.S., they’re going to catch the virus.”

On March 27, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. surpassed that of China and Italy, each of which had the most up until then. Of the more than 1 million known cases worldwide, more than 290,000 are in the U.S., far more than the number reported in the countries where most immigrants encountered at the southern border have fled, according to the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine tracker. Mexico has more than 1,600 confirmed cases, and countries in the northern triangle of Central America have each reported dozens to more than 200 each. Nevertheless, because some people do not yet have symptoms and testing is not widespread, the actual count is likely much higher.

A top Border Patrol official in Texas said the number of illegal immigrants encountered in the past week was down "tremendously" to "single-digit [apprehensions] per shift" from hundreds per day earlier this year.

“It’s just more proof that it’s a trillion-dollar business model,” the first border official said, referring to how transnational criminal organizations facilitate human smuggling. “It’s all a business, and it’s going down just like any other business model right now.”

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Well, there's some good news amid our current crisis.

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Illegal border crossings fall to zero in pandemic
by Anna Giaritelli | April 04, 2020

(Washington Examiner) - The number of foreigners arrested for illegally entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, and along the coasts have dropped to almost nothing in the past week as the U.S. became the world leader in confirmed cases, according to Department of Homeland Security officials.

Only 79 people were encountered Sunday by Border Patrol agents nationwide after they had attempted to enter the country between ports of entry. If that rate continued over the course of a month, it would make for fewer than 2,500 apprehensions, a drop in the bucket compared to the 30,000 arrests that agents made just on the southern border in February and 132,000 at the peak of the border crisis last May.

Border arrests reflect the number of people attempting to cross.

“It’s like next to nothing. For almost a week, their apprehensions have been under 150,” said a high-ranking border official who was not authorized to speak. “This is what happened on 9/11 — on steroids. Mexico has locked down a lot of their country … and then they [migrants] think if they come to the U.S., they’re going to catch the virus.”

On March 27, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. surpassed that of China and Italy, each of which had the most up until then. Of the more than 1 million known cases worldwide, more than 290,000 are in the U.S., far more than the number reported in the countries where most immigrants encountered at the southern border have fled, according to the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine tracker. Mexico has more than 1,600 confirmed cases, and countries in the northern triangle of Central America have each reported dozens to more than 200 each. Nevertheless, because some people do not yet have symptoms and testing is not widespread, the actual count is likely much higher.

A top Border Patrol official in Texas said the number of illegal immigrants encountered in the past week was down "tremendously" to "single-digit [apprehensions] per shift" from hundreds per day earlier this year.

“It’s just more proof that it’s a trillion-dollar business model,” the first border official said, referring to how transnational criminal organizations facilitate human smuggling. “It’s all a business, and it’s going down just like any other business model right now.”

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Well, there's some good news amid our current crisis.

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Illegal border crossings fall to zero in pandemic
by Anna Giaritelli | April 04, 2020

(Washington Examiner) - The number of foreigners arrested for illegally entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, and along the coasts have dropped to almost nothing in the past week as the U.S. became the world leader in confirmed cases, according to Department of Homeland Security officials.

Only 79 people were encountered Sunday by Border Patrol agents nationwide after they had attempted to enter the country between ports of entry. If that rate continued over the course of a month, it would make for fewer than 2,500 apprehensions, a drop in the bucket compared to the 30,000 arrests that agents made just on the southern border in February and 132,000 at the peak of the border crisis last May.

Border arrests reflect the number of people attempting to cross.

“It’s like next to nothing. For almost a week, their apprehensions have been under 150,” said a high-ranking border official who was not authorized to speak. “This is what happened on 9/11 — on steroids. Mexico has locked down a lot of their country … and then they [migrants] think if they come to the U.S., they’re going to catch the virus.”

On March 27, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. surpassed that of China and Italy, each of which had the most up until then. Of the more than 1 million known cases worldwide, more than 290,000 are in the U.S., far more than the number reported in the countries where most immigrants encountered at the southern border have fled, according to the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine tracker. Mexico has more than 1,600 confirmed cases, and countries in the northern triangle of Central America have each reported dozens to more than 200 each. Nevertheless, because some people do not yet have symptoms and testing is not widespread, the actual count is likely much higher.

A top Border Patrol official in Texas said the number of illegal immigrants encountered in the past week was down "tremendously" to "single-digit [apprehensions] per shift" from hundreds per day earlier this year.

“It’s just more proof that it’s a trillion-dollar business model,” the first border official said, referring to how transnational criminal organizations facilitate human smuggling. “It’s all a business, and it’s going down just like any other business model right now.”

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Illegal Border Crossings Fall to Zero

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Thread: GUYS! It's happening! And it is global, just like Coronavirus. COVID-19 Checkpoints Aid In Combating Human Trafficking

Mexican troops on the Southern border.
US Troops along our Northern border.
Human Trafficking means always being able to move.
Easiest way to move is to blend in with the masses.
Easiest way to get rid of the static of the masses?
Coronavirus...

These are all from the last SEVEN DAYS, and there are tons more


Proclamation on National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, 2020
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4/2/2020
OJP Provides New Housing Support for Survivors of Human Trafficking
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United States Attorney William M. McSwain Announces More Than $36 Million Available to Fight Human Trafficking and Assist Victims
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COVID-19 Checkpoints Aid In Combating Human Trafficking
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Kenya: Police rescue 29 suspected victims of human trafficking abandoned by recruitment agents after Covid-19-related travel restrictions
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U.S. Department of Transportation Announces Grants to Address Human Trafficking
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Kentucky Gov. Beshear signs bill strengthening human trafficking statutes, includes immunity for victims
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Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Launches New Anti-Human-Trafficking Measures
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Romania Isolates Human Trafficking Hotspot to Limit Outbreak
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‘Children in a dog cage’: how coronavirus puts Asia’s most vulnerable at greater risk of homelessness, human trafficking
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Police: 3 men arrested for prostitution, human trafficking
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COVID-19: US Troop Deployment To America's Closed Borders Is Coming
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Corydon Man Charged with Child Sex Trafficking and Other Charges
[link to www.wbiw.com]

London, Ont., man facing human trafficking charges, police concerned for other victims
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