The United States reopens four border crossings with Mexico outside

The United States reopened four border crossings with Mexico on Thursday as the high volume of illegal immigration decreased and employees were released. This is what a senior American official said.

This concerns border crossings in Texas, Arizona and California. The US Border Patrol closed it last December as it struggled to deal with the influx of illegal immigrants, sometimes numbering nearly 11,000 a day. Last week, the number was just 6,400 illegal immigrants per day, a sharp decline from pre-Christmas levels.

Mexican and US officials pledged last week to work more closely to address record migration at their shared border, after senior US officials traveled to Mexico to meet with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. Since then, border controls on the Mexican side have been tightened.

In the US Congress, lawmakers, most of whom are Republicans, continue to push for stricter security measures at the border. They even linked the introduction of such measures with the approval of foreign aid. In other words: no weapons for Ukraine as long as border security is not tightened.

Migrants cross the Rio Grande border on foot to enter the United States from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. (2/1/2024) © Agence France-Presse

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