Migrant border crossings are on pace for a record-breaking September, preliminary Department of Homeland Security data obtained by the Washington Free Beacon show.
Customs and Border Protection recorded an average of 7,300-7,500 daily migrant encounters at the southwest border by the end of September.
Those averages come out to between 219,000 to 225,000 for the month. Any sum within that range constitutes the worst September for migrant border crossings in U.S. history, a review of public CBP data finds. September 2021 saw 192,000 border crossings, which held the previous record for the worst September in history.
The data come as red-state governors grow increasingly frustrated with President Joe Biden’s response to the border crisis. Govs. Ron DeSantis (R., Fla.) and Greg Abbott (R., Texas) began sending migrants to predominantly Democratic-voting cities and towns, such as Martha’s Vineyard and Chicago, in recent months in an attempt to bring attention to the White House’s lack of progress in controlling illegal immigration.
ALL ILLEGAL & On BIDEN & his Democrats = TREASON !!!! a CRIME !!!!
FInish the Damn WALL & Lock up the Guilty Democrats starting with BIDEN & HARRIS !!!!!!! Then Pelosi !!!!!!