New border crisis? Migrants crossing into U.S. from Mexico surge again, group says

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[Trump-July 2, 2000] "It comes down to this: we must take care of our own people first. Our policy to people born elsewhere should be clear: Enter by the law, or leave."
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Fox News Latino
Article date: 
10 August 2015
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National News
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Mexico
border
illegal aliens
election
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The Rio Grande Valley area, in Texas, has seen an uptick in the number of people – notably fathers – crossing the border, according to a local relief group and federal officials.

Border agents are arresting hundreds more than usual ...

Catholic Charities says that 762 immigrants stayed overnight at the center in July, roughly 30 percent more than the number that did at the height of last year’s surge from Central America ...

CAIRCO Research

As Donald Trump stated back in February of this year; "We need strong borders. We need a wall", CBS News on 2015 Conservative Political Action Conf., Feb 27, 2015.

Border security and porous United States - Mexico border fence

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