Tension over possible increase in illegal border crossings

After a record number of irregular border crossings during fiscal year 2021, several federal agents are anticipating a new wave of illegal immigration during the summer.

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The global immigration context

Due to political conflicts and other unfortunate global events, hundreds of thousands of people from different countries have arrived at the US border in search of a better life.

Many undocumented immigrants risk crossing the border illegally as they try to flee the difficult situations they face in their home countries. However, this is an extremely dangerous journey.

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Conditions in immigration detention centers

The current border situation is of concern to both federal agents and human rights organizations, who are continually denounce overcrowding in border detention centers, which increases the risk of COVID-19 contagion.

In addition, a large percentage of immigrants held in detention facilities are children who arrived at the border unaccompanied.

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Predicting the increase in border crossings

A representative from Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently stated that federal agents are prepared to make approximately 9,000 arrests per day during the summer season.

If this estimate becomes reality, it is likely to exceed the number of enocunters of fiscal year 2021, which ended on September 30. This figure reached an estimated 1.7 million arrests, the highest number ever reported.

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Organizations call for removal of restrictive border policies

Immigrant rights groups have called on Biden to remove border restrictions that are risking the lives of hundreds of immigrants seeking political asylum, especially because the refugee camps along the Mexican border do not have adequate conditions for people fleeing threatening situations.

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Statements by the DHS Secretary

According to Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Biden Administration is currently planning to implement a series of measures that will ensure better conditions for political asylum seekers remaining in Mexico and foreign populations in general.

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