U.S. Border arrivals drop for second consecutive month, but annual tally set to hit 2 million

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Illegal border crossings to US from Mexico hit annual high

U.S. border arrivals drop.
The number of migrants processed at the U.S.-Mexico border by U.S. immigration authorities has dropped for the second consecutive month in July. U.S.
Border Patrol agents recorded 181,552 arrests of asylum seeker who entered illegally into the country over the last month.
6% decrease compared to June and about a 19% drop since May.
For the month of July,
An additional 18,424 migrants processed at official U.S. ports of entry, including asylum-seekers that the Biden administration is let to enter the country on humanitarian grounds.
40% of Border Patrol arrests in July
develop in migrants expelled to Mexico or their home canton.

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Border Patrol agents

Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Chris Magnus called the drop in migrant arrests
A “positive trend,” but acknowledged that they “remain high.”

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