US Border Migrant Crossings Drop
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•US border migrant crossings fall for fifth month in a row
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US Border Patrol agents apprehended 56,000 migrants along the border in July .
Numbers are down significantly from December , when around 250,000 were caught crossing.
President Joe Biden's administration has credited the decrease to recent actions by him to tackle illegal immigration.
Border Patrol recorded 141,000 apprehensions in February , 137,000 in March and 129,000 last month .
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