U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson border security claims, Digi Mart USA News: U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson said the border is “the most secure in U.S.
history” under the administration of President Donald Trump. Through his social media accounts, the U.S.
official reported that apprehensions on the southwest border have fallen 95% over the past 12 months, “reaching historic lows.”
Johnson said September marked 17 consecutive months with zero releases of illegal migrants into U.S. communities.
“Through our efforts at the U.S. diplomatic mission in Mexico, we are dismantling criminal networks, preventing dangerous crossings and saving lives,” he said.
“We will not stop. Our border will remain secure and will stay closed to illegal migration and the trafficking of drugs, weapons and people,” he added, repeating that the border is closed to illegal migration and trafficking.
In a separate message accompanied by an image of the U.S. president, the U.S.
Embassy in Mexico said that after the midterm elections, “immigration laws do not change.” “U.S. immigration laws remain in effect.
Crossing illegally has consequences,” the embassy stated.
