They say almost half of those expulsions are because of Title 42. Customs and Border Protection says migrant encounters in Tucson have already shot up over 19 percent in the first six months of fiscal year 2023 compared to the first six months of fiscal year 2022. “So since the normal immigration processes weren’t allowed to function, yes, more people crossed between the legal ports of entry,” he said. Hathaway said Santa Cruz County doesn’t have a big problem with undocumented migrants, but said there was a huge spike of them crossing into the county when Title 42 was put in place. I don’t see anything, but at night I have come across them on the roadways,” Hathaway said about his encounters with migrants crossing unlawfully. “All the times I come out here it’s just quiet. However, some parts of the border just have a few sticks here and far between with no iron barrier at all. He passed former President Trump’s border wall, which never got finished being built, so some of the border just has a barrier that was built even before Trump took office. It’s something he does a few times a week at the Arizona-Mexico border to check for migrants crossing into Arizona illegally. (KGUN) - With tires from his car kicking up dirt, Santa Cruz County Sheriff David Hathaway went off-road on Monday, just a few miles east of downtown Nogales.
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