Don't know where you're getting your numbers.
Citation would be good.
#18 | Posted by YAV at 2024-10-31 10:48 AM | Reply | Flag:
The estimates in this summary draw upon various sources that analyze migration trends, including data and reports from the following:
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) " Annual immigration reports, which provide insights into unauthorized border crossings and adjustments made due to enforcement and policy changes.
Pew Research Center " Studies on U.S. immigration trends, including estimates on the unauthorized immigrant population, often derived from government data and their own research.
Migration Policy Institute (MPI) " Regular reports on immigration trends, including unauthorized migration, with adjustments based on policy impacts.
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) " Yearly apprehension and entry statistics, which provide a rough proxy for attempted and successful illegal crossings, especially under changing administrative policies.
Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) " Various reports, especially for later years like 2021-2024, estimating border apprehensions and entry success rates under different enforcement conditions.
Each source contributes specific data points or trends used to approximate unauthorized entry estimates and respond to enforcement levels at the border. Some values are interpolated based on year-over-year trends due to the varying granularity of available data.
They'll go to a place that starts with Ir lol