"CBP Reports Sharp Decline in Illegal Border Crossings for January 2024"
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported a significant decrease in migrant encounters along the southwest border in January 2024, attributing it to seasonal trends and enhanced enforcement efforts. CBP also highlighted its efforts in interdicting fentanyl and other dangerous drugs, facilitating lawful trade and travel, combating counterfeit goods, and eradicating forced labor from supply chains. Additionally, CBP continues to work with domestic and foreign partners to address challenges along the border and process individuals encountered at the border, emphasizing that the immigration system is facing serious capacity challenges.
Topics:world#border-security#cbp#drug-interdiction#government-immigration-law-enforcement#lawful-trade#migrant-encounters
- CBP Releases January 2024 Monthly Update Customs and Border Protection
- Illegal Border Crossings Plummeted in January The New York Times
- US Border Patrol Saw Significant Drop in Migrant Encounters in January Newsweek
- Illegal border crossings plunge from record-high in December The Mercury News
- Illegal Border Crossings From Mexico Plunge After a Record-High December, With Fewer From Venezuela U.S. News & World Report
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