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In a dramatic shift from just one year ago, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported zero illegal immigrants released into the U.S. during May 2025. This marks a 93% decrease in illegal border crossings compared to May 2024, when more than 62,000 were released under the previous administration.Acting CBP Commissioner Pete Flores credited the Trump administration's enforcement-first policies for the historic drop, calling it the "fastest improvement in border security of all time." Drug seizures also spiked, with 718 pounds of fentanyl and sharp increases in heroin and cocaine confiscations.Are we witnessing a turning point in U.S. border policy?
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In a dramatic shift from just one year ago, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported zero illegal immigrants released into the U.S. during May 2025. This marks a 93% decrease in illegal border crossings compared to May 2024, when more than 62,000 were released under the previous administration.Acting CBP Commissioner Pete Flores credited the Trump administration's enforcement-first policies for the historic drop, calling it the "fastest improvement in border security of all time." Drug seizures also spiked, with 718 pounds of fentanyl and sharp increases in heroin and cocaine confiscations.Are we witnessing a turning point in U.S. border policy?

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