Venezuelan migrant surge expected despite current low apprehensions

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In June 2024, U.S. Border Patrol apprehended approximately 84,000 migrants at the southern border, the lowest figure since January 2021. Projections indicate a further decline to around 57,000 arrests in July, marking the lowest monthly total under the Biden administration. This trend raises concerns about the potential surge of Venezuelan migrants amid changing global conditions.


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