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Border crossings steady in April after March spikeThere were 38,000 apprehensions in AprilBy TAL KOPAN, CNNPosted: 8:08 PM, May 03, 2018Updated: 8:08 PM, May 03, 2018WASHINGTON (CNN) - Illegal border crossings stabilized in April after jumping substantially in March, a sign that a surge at the southern border may not be imminent, according to newly released statistics from the Trump administration.In April, there were 38,234 apprehensions at the southern border and 12,690 people deemed "inadmissible," or who came to a port of entry without papers that authorized them to enter the US, virtually unchanged from the month before. The number of family units and children in both categories also held roughly steady from the previous month.The news comes as the administration has claimed a "crisis" on the southern border, a narrative largely driven by the jump in March and the comparison to the numbers last spring, when crossings were at abnormally low levels. Read more at: https://www.ksat.com/news/politics/border-crossings-steady-in-april-after-march-spike