The nation’s southern border has undergone a dramatic transformation since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, according to the latest figures released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). After years of record-breaking illegal crossings during the Biden administration, federal officials say enforcement policies have produced a sharp decline in unlawful entries, marking one of the most significant shifts in border security in recent history.
For years, critics argued that Border Patrol agents were prevented from fully enforcing immigration law under former President Joe Biden’s policies. Many conservatives contended that the administration’s approach encouraged illegal immigration by relying on widespread catch-and-release practices. Fourteen months into Trump’s current term, the latest numbers paint a dramatically different picture, with the administration pointing to a complete reversal in strategy.
Border Patrol Reports Fourteenth Straight Month Without Releases
