
DHS hasn't seen a 'significant decrease' of migrants at the US-Mexico border amid ongoing efforts, Mayorkas says
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas acknowledged on Tuesday that the agency has "not seen a significant decrease" in migrants coming to the US-Mexico border despite its efforts to restrict the flow.
In an exclusive interview with CNN's Priscilla Alvarez, Mayorkas said, "We're seeing about a seven-day average of over 7,500 people, so we have not seen a significant decrease in the flows."
In April, US Border Patrol stopped border crossers 201,800 times, a 4% drop from March, according to newly released data from US Customs and Border Protection. But numbers remain at historic highs, straining resources.
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