Finds Increasing Number of Crossers at Mexican Border Are From Other Countries
Published:
Sep 22, 2001
"We don't know what it means," spokesman Rene Noriega said Friday.
Total illegal entrant apprehensions within the Border Patrol's Tucson sector
At the same time, the number of other-than-Mexican detentions has grown by 42
Most of the non-Mexican migrants are from El Salvador and other parts of
Ten Egyptians were arrested recently near Douglas. Each had paid $7,000 to be
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - The illegal entrants being caught by the Border Patrol
along the Arizona sector of the boundary increasingly are from nations other
than Mexico, officials say.
- all of the Arizona-Mexico border except the southwestern corner near Yuma -
are down about 26 percent, from 601,879 last year to 443,910 this year.
percent, from 2,032 last year to 2,886 this year.
Central America, but agents have picked up people from all over the world,
including the former Soviet Union, Asia, and the Middle East.
brought from Guatemala into Mexico and then across the border, Border Patrol
spokesman Rob Daniels said.
Pat Buchanan on Immigration
Stop the invasion from the south; limit immigration
Buchanan said his exclusion from the three televised debates between
Bush and Gore kept viewers from a real discussion of issues like immigration.
“One of the great social crises of this country is unrestricted immigration
and an invasion from the south,” he said. “I will cut back legal immigration
to 250,000 a year and I will defend America’s border, if necessary with
American troops.”
San Francisco Examiner Oct 27, 2000
Use troops to stop illegal immigration
Buchanan said America needs leaders who will “halt illegal
immigration cold at our borders even if we have to have troops. We need to
repair, rebuild and restore the melting pot.”
Kristen Hays, Associated Press Jul 27, 1999
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