Border Arrests Drop to Lowest Levels in Over Four Years Ahead of Election

As immigration becomes a key election issue, U.S. border policies show significant impact on reducing illegal crossings.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports a 7% decrease in illegal border crossings in September, marking the lowest figures since August 2020.
The Biden administration credits stricter asylum restrictions and increased cooperation with Mexico for the decline in border arrests.
Controversy surrounds the administration's handling of migrants, with accusations of relocating them to minimize public visibility before the election.
The CBP One app and other legal pathways have facilitated lawful entry for over 1.4 million migrants, part of efforts to manage border challenges.
A caravan of 2,000 migrants is reportedly heading to the U.S. border, fearing potential changes in policy with the upcoming presidential election.