It's a start at least. 370 miles of fence and 500 miles of vehicle barriers.
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Also some good news regarding NG deployment at the border:
25% drop with only ~40% actively deployed is pretty good. Hopefully the levels will drop further once more troops start patrolling.
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The amendment's sponsor said senators were so embarrassed by that July 13 vote that most felt they had to reverse course and vote for it this time -- especially after so many were on record in May voting to build the fence in the first place. The amendment, which provides nearly $2 billion for the project, passed 94-3, with 66 senators switching from "no" to "yes" votes since last month
Also some good news regarding NG deployment at the border:
This week, the president reached his goal of assigning 6,000 Guard troops to the border states by Aug. 1. Still, of the 6,340 troops assigned as of yesterday, only 2,675 troops, or 42 percent, were "forward deployed." The rest are at joint task force headquarters, in training or in transit.
But the Guard's presence has led to a 25 percent drop in apprehensions at the border compared with the same time last year, suggesting the troops are having success in preventing illegal aliens from trying to cross.
25% drop with only ~40% actively deployed is pretty good. Hopefully the levels will drop further once more troops start patrolling.