5 Biden illegal immigration records that have already been shattered in 2022
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Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas keeps saying that the border is secure but illegal immigration records are being shattered by the Biden administration.
A group of migrants is led out of the brush and to a main road near Hidalgo, Texas by Texas National Guard. ((Tyler Olson/Fox News)) Jan. 23, 2022: Fox News footage shows migrants being released into the US. (Fox News) Illegal immigrants pictured on April 1, 2022. as the deadline for Title 42 to expire loomed. (John Moore/Getty Images) Migrants on the Texas boder on May 6, 2022 (Jackson County Sheriff's Office) House Minority Leader leading GOP delegation meeting with Border Patrol in Eagle Pass, Texas. (Fox News' Bill Melugin) Texas border immigration control - citizens worried. (Getty Images) Chuck DeVore is a vice president with the Texas Public Policy Foundation and served in the California legislature for six years.
First, a grim milestone: The number of known migrant deaths at the border reached 609 so far this year compared to 566 in all of 2021. This death toll does not include the numerous bodies discovered in rugged, desert areas further north of the border in California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
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