Trump’s Border Policies Reverse Tide of Dangerous Migration—14,000 Migrants Turn Back
Since President Trump revamped U.S. immigration rules, over 14,000 migrants bound for the U.S. have turned back south, exposing the failures of previous open-border policies and underscoring the need to prioritize American sovereignty and security.
In a dramatic shift that underscores the effectiveness of President Trump’s firm border policies, more than 14,000 migrants—primarily Venezuelans escaping chaos at home—have reversed course and headed back south since the crackdown on illegal immigration began. This so-called "reverse flow" migration highlights a critical lesson: when America stands firm on its borders and enforces its laws, dangerous mass migration slows considerably. Why Are Migrants Turning Back? America’s Commitment to Secure Borders Works The crushing weight of Venezuela’s ongoing economic and political collapse has driven millions from their homes in search of safety and stability. For years, South American neighbors like...
This is Exclusive Content for Subscribers
Join our community of patriots to read the full story and get access to all our exclusive analysis.
View Subscription Plans