A thousand miles from the U.S.-Mexico border, federal law enforcement and military that patrol the waters surrounding Florida and Puerto Rico are seeing the emergence of a new border crisis.
As record numbers of Cubans and Haitians attempt to cross the southern land border illegally, others are increasingly taking to the sea. Department of Homeland Security authorities with the Coast Guard told the Washington Examiner its personnel are interdicting more migrants at sea than ever before.
Roughly 3,400 were from Cuba and 6,100 were from Haiti — four times more Haitian migrants than the previous 12-month record. Press Release: https://t.co/Zd20KB2cr6@USEmbassyHaiti @CBPAMO @CBPAMORegDirSE pic.twitter.com/GRbV8Wazv6 Key West, FL: 10 migrants from #Cuba were taken into #BorderPatrol custody on Tuesday evening after making landfall on a homemade vessel constructed of Styrofoam. This is a dangerous journey across the #Florida Straits onboard a homemade vessel.— Chief Patrol Agent Walter N. Slosar June 1, 2022 Border Patrol agents who apprehend migrants on land will bring them into custody.
— Chief Patrol Agent Walter N. Slosar April 29, 2022 More than 170,000 people from Cuba and Haiti have attempted to cross the southern land border since last October, the start of the federal government’s 2022 year, according to CBP data. The 170,000 encounters are 10 times more than all of 2020 and represent the highest-ever number of Cubans and Haitians seeking refuge in the U.S.
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