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The number of migrants attempting to cross illegally into the United States remained high in May, according to administration officials and Border Patrol agents, an early indication that “zero tolerance” measures separating parents from their children and President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops have not had an immediate deterrent effect.
The Department of Homeland Security is expected to publish its closely watched monthly arrest totals in coming days, and Trump administration officials are bracing for a new eruption from the president. He has treated the statistics as a gauge for the success of his hard-line immigration policies, and when border arrests fell to historic lows in the months after his inauguration last year, Trump touted the decrease as a personal triumph.
Since then, migration trends have reversed. In March and again in April, border arrests exceeded 50,000, the highest monthly totals of Trump’s presidency, sending him into fits of rage, aides say. Trump unloaded on DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a Cabinet meeting May 9, scorching her for nearly 30 minutes over the spike in illegal crossings while demanding she “close” the border.
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The Trump administration is preparing to renew its push for an $18 billion border wall plan that would also tighten asylum procedures and overhaul other laws Trump officials say are encouraging illegal behavior. Trump has threatened to shut down the government this fall if Democrats don’t provide the funds.
Imagine how bad it would be if Hillary were president right now.
A vote for a Dimocrat at ANY level across this country, is a vote for less border security, and more illegals invading.
The number of migrants attempting to cross illegally into the United States remained high in May, according to administration officials and Border Patrol agents, an early indication that “zero tolerance” measures separating parents from their children and President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops have not had an immediate deterrent effect.
The Department of Homeland Security is expected to publish its closely watched monthly arrest totals in coming days, and Trump administration officials are bracing for a new eruption from the president. He has treated the statistics as a gauge for the success of his hard-line immigration policies, and when border arrests fell to historic lows in the months after his inauguration last year, Trump touted the decrease as a personal triumph.
Since then, migration trends have reversed. In March and again in April, border arrests exceeded 50,000, the highest monthly totals of Trump’s presidency, sending him into fits of rage, aides say. Trump unloaded on DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a Cabinet meeting May 9, scorching her for nearly 30 minutes over the spike in illegal crossings while demanding she “close” the border.
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The Trump administration is preparing to renew its push for an $18 billion border wall plan that would also tighten asylum procedures and overhaul other laws Trump officials say are encouraging illegal behavior. Trump has threatened to shut down the government this fall if Democrats don’t provide the funds.
Illegal border crossings remained high in May despite Trump’s crackdown
This explains why Trump was furious and berating Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen in the Oval Office. Trump's problem is that less illegal immigrants are attempting to cross our boarders due to the continued economic improvements in Mexico. Trump constantly complained about Obama's record on immigration, but the simple fact is Obama deported more illegals than any other president and holds the record of 418,000 deportations in a single year which makes Trump 260,000 in 2017 look pretty unimpressive for the man who promised to remove illegal immigrant from the US.Imagine how bad it would be if Hillary were president right now.
A vote for a Dimocrat at ANY level across this country, is a vote for less border security, and more illegals invading.
The number of migrants attempting to cross illegally into the United States remained high in May, according to administration officials and Border Patrol agents, an early indication that “zero tolerance” measures separating parents from their children and President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops have not had an immediate deterrent effect.
The Department of Homeland Security is expected to publish its closely watched monthly arrest totals in coming days, and Trump administration officials are bracing for a new eruption from the president. He has treated the statistics as a gauge for the success of his hard-line immigration policies, and when border arrests fell to historic lows in the months after his inauguration last year, Trump touted the decrease as a personal triumph.
Since then, migration trends have reversed. In March and again in April, border arrests exceeded 50,000, the highest monthly totals of Trump’s presidency, sending him into fits of rage, aides say. Trump unloaded on DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a Cabinet meeting May 9, scorching her for nearly 30 minutes over the spike in illegal crossings while demanding she “close” the border.
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The Trump administration is preparing to renew its push for an $18 billion border wall plan that would also tighten asylum procedures and overhaul other laws Trump officials say are encouraging illegal behavior. Trump has threatened to shut down the government this fall if Democrats don’t provide the funds.
Illegal border crossings remained high in May despite Trump’s crackdown
Imagine how bad it would be if Hillary were president right now.
A vote for a Dimocrat at ANY level across this country, is a vote for less border security, and more illegals invading.
The number of migrants attempting to cross illegally into the United States remained high in May, according to administration officials and Border Patrol agents, an early indication that “zero tolerance” measures separating parents from their children and President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops have not had an immediate deterrent effect.
The Department of Homeland Security is expected to publish its closely watched monthly arrest totals in coming days, and Trump administration officials are bracing for a new eruption from the president. He has treated the statistics as a gauge for the success of his hard-line immigration policies, and when border arrests fell to historic lows in the months after his inauguration last year, Trump touted the decrease as a personal triumph.
Since then, migration trends have reversed. In March and again in April, border arrests exceeded 50,000, the highest monthly totals of Trump’s presidency, sending him into fits of rage, aides say. Trump unloaded on DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a Cabinet meeting May 9, scorching her for nearly 30 minutes over the spike in illegal crossings while demanding she “close” the border.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
The Trump administration is preparing to renew its push for an $18 billion border wall plan that would also tighten asylum procedures and overhaul other laws Trump officials say are encouraging illegal behavior. Trump has threatened to shut down the government this fall if Democrats don’t provide the funds.
Illegal border crossings remained high in May despite Trump’s crackdown
Apart from that fact that you can't get through a post without insulting people, I though Trump's plans were working. He's had a year and a half already, and nothing he's doing is working.
He'll take credit where it's not due, perhaps he should be criticized for not doing what he said he'd do.
It's also good in Mexico, 2.9% unemployment better than the US. For the first time in a long time, there's upward pressure on wages, increasing demand for farm, factory, and domestic workers, the people who normally come to the US to work. That's bad news for Trump whose trying to beat Obama's record on deportation even though the numbers coming to the US are falling. He's getting more and more victims of gang violence from Central America seeking asylum and un-escorted kids, just the people he doesn't need. And to add to Trump's immigration woes, farmers are bracing for labor shortages this summer as migrant workers become scarcer. Economists are predicting that within 3 years, the US will be enticing Obama and Trump deportees to come back to work in the US.Imagine how bad it would be if Hillary were president right now.
A vote for a Dimocrat at ANY level across this country, is a vote for less border security, and more illegals invading.
The number of migrants attempting to cross illegally into the United States remained high in May, according to administration officials and Border Patrol agents, an early indication that “zero tolerance” measures separating parents from their children and President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops have not had an immediate deterrent effect.
The Department of Homeland Security is expected to publish its closely watched monthly arrest totals in coming days, and Trump administration officials are bracing for a new eruption from the president. He has treated the statistics as a gauge for the success of his hard-line immigration policies, and when border arrests fell to historic lows in the months after his inauguration last year, Trump touted the decrease as a personal triumph.
Since then, migration trends have reversed. In March and again in April, border arrests exceeded 50,000, the highest monthly totals of Trump’s presidency, sending him into fits of rage, aides say. Trump unloaded on DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a Cabinet meeting May 9, scorching her for nearly 30 minutes over the spike in illegal crossings while demanding she “close” the border.
Subscribe to the Post Most newsletter: Today’s most popular stories on The Washington Post
The Trump administration is preparing to renew its push for an $18 billion border wall plan that would also tighten asylum procedures and overhaul other laws Trump officials say are encouraging illegal behavior. Trump has threatened to shut down the government this fall if Democrats don’t provide the funds.
Illegal border crossings remained high in May despite Trump’s crackdown
Apart from that fact that you can't get through a post without insulting people, I though Trump's plans were working. He's had a year and a half already, and nothing he's doing is working.
He'll take credit where it's not due, perhaps he should be criticized for not doing what he said he'd do.
The Trump economy is good, the invaders will be increasing their #'s at the border trying to sneak in.
