Biden admin allowed more than 3 million migrants into US by 2023

There were 3.3 million people who came to the U.S. illegally, were released to the country through parole, or overstayed their leave in the country in fiscal year 2023, according to a recent report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).

The figure includes 1.1 million who were released by federal authorities after entering illegally, 900,000 who were released at ports of entry, 860,000 known to have evaded arrest, and 430,000 who overstayed of his temporary residence in the country. report. Federal southern border authorities recorded more than 2.4 million encounters in fiscal year 2023, seconds to US Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

“When you have the sheer volume of numbers across the border, as the numbers go up, the number of threats to public safety, threats to national security, known or suspected terrorism, special interest aliens, the list it goes on and on, it's also increasing, As well as fugitives, and therefore the likelihood that individuals crossing the border who are here to do things in the United States and Americans specifically, that threat is also increasing,” said the former acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf. said in a Fox News interview in November.

The Biden administration has expanded the use of parole to allow up to 30,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela into the US each month. too permissions that migrants use the CBP One mobile app to enter the country at designated ports of entry along the US-Mexico border.

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