Staff Reports
Unauthorised border crossings are being jointly monitored by the United States and Mexico, according to a report by Reuters. During a telephone conversation, Presidents Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Joe Biden reached a consensus to implement measures aimed at curbing these border crossings and safeguarding human rights. Furthermore, they intended to tackle the underlying factors that contribute to migration in the Western Hemisphere.
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The United States Border Patrol apprehended an all-time high of 250,000 unauthorized aliens in December; however, reports indicate that figure has since decreased. President Lopez Obrador attributed the decline in border crossings to Mexico's social programs and increased enforcement. However, illegal border crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border have increased significantly since Biden assumed office, resulting in foreign criminals committing crimes in the United States.
For instance, an American college student named Laken Riley was murdered in Georgia by a Venezuelan illegal immigrant. Furthermore, an unauthorized individual was apprehended in Massachusetts on charges of sexual offenses, which encompassed crimes against minors. Moreover, a fugitive from Brazil, aged 51, who was sought for rape was unlawfully apprehended in the United States. An illegal immigrant was charged with the homicide of a 25-year-old woman in Michigan, and a Honduran illegal alien was apprehended in Louisiana on suspicion of raping a 14-year-old girl and committing a knifepoint larceny.
In December, Townhall published an article about a Nicaraguan illegal immigrant convicted of raping a woman in Ohio, which resulted in five deportations and a subsequent 19-year prison sentence. Such actions underscore the critical nature of confronting unauthorized border crossings in order to safeguard the well-being and protection of American communities.
