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Southern border apprehensions plunge more than 90% from year ago in April, CBP says

  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced that apprehensions at the southern border decreased by 93% in April 2025, totaling 8,383, down sharply from the 128,895 recorded in the same month the previous year.
  • This decline followed a security strategy shift by the current administration and increased Border Patrol presence in areas previously unmonitored six months ago.
  • Additional information reveals an average of 279 daily apprehensions, with just five undocumented individuals permitted temporary entry for court appearances, while 68,000 were released along the border in April 2024.
  • On May 12, Acting CBP Commissioner Pete Flores noted that recent significant changes in the government's approach to border security are beginning to result in effective operational control.
  • The data indicates strengthened border enforcement and suggests operational control could expand further as agent coverage improves and drug seizures rise by 15%, including 758 pounds of fentanyl.
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Fox News broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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