Comparing border apprehensions to D-Day falls flat in one or two ways - News Summed Up

Comparing border apprehensions to D-Day falls flat in one or two ways


On Tuesday, Customs and Border Protection released new data on the number of attempted border crossings in February, with the number of apprehensions and “inadmissibles” — people turned away at border checkpoints — climbing to more than 76,000. “Perhaps the most famous invasion in the history of the world — D-Day — 73,000 America troops landed in the D-Day invasion. We have 76,103, according to my numbers, apprehensions on our southern border last month. We have a D-Day every month on our southern border.”This is a bad analogy, for more reasons than you might think. On average in this fiscal year (beginning in October 2018), there have been 53,608 apprehensions per month.


Source: Washington Post March 06, 2019 20:37 UTC



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