Illegal Alien Encounters at Southern Border Hit 1,000,000 Mark for FY 2023, Outpacing Prior Year

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Geller Report
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28 February 2023
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National News
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border
illegal immigration
illegal aliens
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This [Biden] regime continues to smash records in their war against Americans.

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    Migrant encounters at southern border hit 1,000,000 mark for FY 2023, outpacing prior year: sources

    That 1,000,000 number is greater than the same time last fiscal year

    By: Fox News, February 27, 2023:

    Migrant encounters at the southern border have already surpassed the one million mark for Fiscal Year 2023, multiple Customs and Border Protection (CBP) sources tell Fox News, marking an unprecedented pace for encounters.

    As of Friday, the total migrant encounters at the border were at 1,008,217 for the fiscal year, which began in October. Of those, 87.8% were single adults. Just 328,454 were expelled under Title 42 — the pandemic-era protocol that allows border agents to rapidly expel border crossers....

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