EXCLUSIVE: 16K Chinese Migrants Apprehended by Border Patrol Since October

Article author:

Bob Price and Randy Park

Article publisher:

Breibart

Article date:

Thursday, January 11, 2024

Article category:

National Issues

Medium

Tags:

illegal immigration

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Border Patrol agents apprehended nearly 16,000 Chinese migrants who crossed the border between ports of entry since the new fiscal year began on October 1, according to unofficial reports reviewed by Breitbart Texas. This number is nearly two-thirds of the Chinese migrants apprehended during the entire Fiscal Year 23, which ended on September 30.

Since October 1, 2023, Border Patrol agents apprehended approximately 15,800 Chinese nationals who illegally crossed the border between ports of entry, the report indicates. Official reports from U.S. Customs and Border Protection reveal the apprehension of 9,844 migrants in October and November. This leaves nearly 6,800 who were apprehended since December 1, 2023. . . .

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