U.S.-Mexico Border Apprehensions Drop Under Trump Administration

Apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border have plummeted 93% under President Donald Trump's administration, with drug seizures rising and a significant decrease in illegal immigration since President Biden took office.

False Claims on Drug Seizures and Fentanyl Impact

Attorney General Pam Bondi overstated the impact of drug seizures by claiming they had saved the lives of more than half of all Americans. Experts note that not all doses of fentanyl end up killing users, and most Americans wouldn't be exposed to fentanyl at all. The Department of Justice often highlights the potential harm that could have been caused by seized drugs, using high-end estimates.

Drug Seizures at El Paso Ports of Entry

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in El Paso stopped 11.2 pounds of fentanyl and 113 pounds of cocaine from entering the U.S., valued at $1.5 million. The seizures highlight the ongoing battle against drug smuggling and the dangers of fentanyl overdoses.

Border Patrol Apprehensions in San Diego Sector

San Diego Sector Border Patrol agents apprehended nearly 9,000 migrants last week, making it the busiest sector for the second consecutive week. They seized a significant amount of drugs, money, and weapons during these apprehensions.

Fentanyl Crisis in Montana

Montana has seen a significant increase in fentanyl seizures by anti-drug forces, prompting the state's attorney general to call on President Biden to secure the border. Fentanyl-related deaths have also risen dramatically in the state.