Every 7 Days, We Take More Illegals Than Total Population Of Bloomington… Biden Vows To Veto Gop Effort To Stop Illegals From Swarming Border On Thursday With Title 42 Demise

via breitbart:

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz tweeted on Monday that 26,382 migrants crossed the border between ports of entry during the past three days. An additional 7,399 crossed and managed to avoid apprehension.

Chief Ortiz’s tweet reports that approximately 11,260 migrants are known to have crossed the border per day during the past 72 hours. Of those, agents took 26,382 into custody (8,794 per day) while another 7,399 (2,466 per day) are classified as known got-aways.

Past 72 Hours…
– 26,382 Apprehensions
– 7,399 Approx. Gotaways
– 164 lbs. Marijuana
– 83 lbs. Meth
– 66 lbs. Cocaine
– 11 lbs. Fentanyl
– 5 lbs. Heroin
– $12,200 Siezed
– 1 Firearm
– 3 Sex Offenders
– 1 Wanted Felon
– 1 Gang Member

Great work over the weekend! pic.twitter.com/OsoEoulOO8

— Chief Raul Ortiz (@USBPChief) May 8, 2023

Over the weekend, the chief tweeted a seven-day report showing the apprehension of 54,951 migrants (7,850 per day) and 18,698 got-aways (2,671 per day). This averages just over 10,521 known border crossers per day.

 

 

 

 

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As groups of illegal aliens amass on the southern border ready to storm the U.S., President Joe Biden has vowed to veto GOP legislation that would strengthen immigration policies and avert the chaos expected to erupt when a Trump-era policy is set to expire on Thursday.

The U.S. House is slated to vote the same day on a immigration bill that would codify many of the Trump-era border security programs, including the former president’s “Remain in Mexico” policy, which required immigrants to stay in Mexico instead of being released with future court dates while cycling through the asylum process.

In response to the eminent demise of Title 42, which was originally enacted during the COVID pandemic allowing the U.S. to swiftly expel migrants for health concerns, Republicans have proposed H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act of 2023, legislation that would revive “Remain in Mexico” policy and also force the Biden administration to resume construction of the Trump-era border wall.