Border Crossing Data Continue to Show a Tight Northern Border and a Loose Southern One
By David North on April 27, 2021
America has two land borders, a shorter one with Mexico and a longer one with Canada.
Covid-19 sends us lots of new patients from Mexico, as my colleague Todd Bensman has reported.
It sends us few from Canada.
New travel restrictions were ordered late last March to cope with the situation.
So why do newly released March 2021 data show (in comparison with March 2020 numbers) that legal border crossings have been shaved by 2.6 percent on the southern border, and by a thumping 83.1 percent on the northern border?
https://cis.org/North/Border-Crossing-Data-Continue-Show-Tight-Northern-Border-and-Loose-Southern-One
