Important Takeaways:
- The northern invasion: New York, New Hampshire and Vermont see highest EVER border crossings as migrants take advantage of lax laws to get into Canada
- New York, Vermont and New Hampshire counties have seen a record number of illegal border crossings in recent months, startling statistics show.
- The new numbers, up more than twofold from 2022, come as an increasing number of migrants elect to travel through Canada rather than Mexico to avoid detection, creating a new spin on the now years-long crisis.
- While most still use legal ports of entry, more than 12,200 were apprehended crossing illegally from the north in 2023 – much more than the 3,578 arrested the year prior.
- Experts have attributed this phenomenon to Canada’s lax laws, like not requiring travelers from Mexico to have a visa to enter the country.
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 The new numbers, up more than twofold from 2022, come as an increasing number of migrants elect to travel through Canada instead of Mexico to avoid detection. Pictured: The arrest of another 10 Bangladeshis attempting to enter the US a few miles away last Friday
The new numbers, up more than twofold from 2022, come as an increasing number of migrants elect to travel through Canada instead of Mexico to avoid detection. Pictured: The arrest of another 10 Bangladeshis attempting to enter the US a few miles away last Friday
            
        


