Exclusive | Illegal crossings at US-Canada border drop - but enforcement shrinks: 'Opportunity for terrorists'
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U.S. officials are increasingly alarmed about security at the northern border, where illegal crossings are being underreported. The number of illegal entries from Canada has decreased significantly, down 66% since November, because resources have been diverted to the southern border. Representative Mike Kelly warns that this creates a vulnerability, as 'the most dangerous people are coming through the northern border.' With the northern border being the longest land border globally, concerns about its security are heightened as illegal crossing activities, advertised openly on social media, have become more apparent.
U.S. officials are urging for increased security on the largely unchecked Canadian border, expressing concerns that dangerous individuals are entering through it.
Despite a significant drop in illegal crossings from Canada, officials warn that the risks have not diminished and the northern border is now vulnerable.
Rep. Mike Kelly highlighted how reallocating border patrol resources to the southern border has inadvertently opened up opportunities for terrorism through the northern border.
The Canadian border, while seeing a drop in illegal entries, remains the largest land border in the world and is largely unprotected.
Read at New York Post
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