The surge in migrants may indicate that new policies put in place by the Biden administration in May, which initially kept numbers low, may now be having less of an impact.
has risen steadily since the start of September, according to two Department of Homeland Security officials, with Border Patrol apprehending more than 7,500 migrants on Sunday alone.
The rise in migrants may indicate that new policies put in place by the Biden administration in May, which initially kept numbers low, may now be having less of an impact. Fox News reported 2,200 migrants crossed in the Del Rio Border Patrol sector into Eagle Pass Texas between midnight and 10 a.m. Monday. NBC News has not independently confirmed that account.
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