US-Mexico Border Crossings Hit Three-Year Low Following Biden's Executive Order

The new policy has led to a significant drop in illegal entries and sparked debate over its effectiveness and humanitarian impact.

June saw 84,000 illegal border crossings, the lowest since Biden took office.
Biden's executive order restricts asylum claims for those crossing outside official ports of entry.
Despite the crackdown, over 100,000 migrants were allowed into the US in June through various legal avenues.
The policy has faced criticism from both immigration advocates and political opponents.
Mexican authorities have increased efforts to curb northbound migration, contributing to the decline.