In April, Maine's US Border Patrol arrested 113 undocumented immigrants, marking the highest number in a single month in nearly 24 years. This increase necessitated transferring 29 migrants to other locations for processing. The arrests reflect heightened activity in border enforcement, particularly in the context of Maine having designated sanctuary counties. Officials, led by acting Chief Patrol Agent Craig Shepley, emphasize the continuous efforts of agents in securing the border and the commitment to apprehend individuals attempting illegal crossings.
In April, US Border Patrol arrested 113 undocumented immigrants in Maine, the highest monthly count in nearly 24 years, highlighting a significant surge in apprehensions.
This spike in arrests led officials to relocate 29 migrants for processing, emphasizing the challenges faced by Maine's immigration enforcement amid rising numbers.
Acting Chief Patrol Agent Craig Shepley stated that Maine's Border Patrol Agents are working tirelessly to secure the border and apprehend illegal crossings.
The situation in Maine is further complicated by the presence of sanctuary counties, which influences local immigration enforcement policies and responses.
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