Where's the wall? Border apprehensions jump for second straight month

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Breitbart
Article date: 
9 July 2020
Article category: 
National News
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border
enforcement
illegal immigration
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The apprehension of [illegal alien] migrants illegally crossing the Mexican border into the United States jumped from May to June by 41 percent. This represents the second consecutive month of increases.
 
Border Patrol agents apprehended or arrested 30,300 migrants in June who illegally entered the United States from Mexico. This represents a jump of nearly 41 percent over the previous month’s apprehension of 21,498, according to the June Southwest Border Migration report released on Thursday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials....
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