Since President Joe Biden was sworn into office in Jan. 2021, more than 2.5 million illegal immigrants have been apprehended at the southern border, the greatest unchallenged influx of illegal immigrants in American history, according to data compiled by U.S. Customs & Border Patrol.
Of those, just 167,392 were either deemed inadmissible or expelled due to health concerns, according to the CBP. Currently, just 20,146 illegal immigrants are currently detained in FY 2022 according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Reports that in FY 2021, there were just 59,011 removals in its latest annual report, a 68 percent decrease from FY 2020, when 185,884 illegal immigrants were deported.
Working through the numbers: 2.5 million illegal immigrants were caught at the border, but only 167,392 were turned away and another 59,011 were deported.
Meaning, 2.27 million illegal immigrants just from Biden's time in office remain in the country.
Who's remaining in Mexico if 838,685 illegal immigrants have been apprehended this year?
The better question is, of the millions of illegal immigrants coming here, how many of them are now enslaved here in the U.S. by the cartels? Maybe somebody should ask President Biden at this next press conference.
Thursday, March 31, 2022
2.5 million illegal immigrants have been apprehended since Biden took office. Almost all of them were released.
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