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Los Angeles Times
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Trump's Effort to Stop Migrants
The article reports that despite official claims of historically low illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border, the Trump administration continues to push efforts to reduce migration further. Increased border enforcement, including razor wire, drones, and new barriers, has led smugglers to adopt more sophisticated methods such as digging tunnels and utilizing drainage systems to smuggle migrants into the U.S. These tunnels, often equipped with lights and ventilation, are increasingly linked to drug-smuggling routes, with some charging migrants up to $25,000. U.S. officials are actively investigating and disrupting these underground networks, but their use persists amid ongoing border security measures.
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