Illegal border crossings set to be ‘worst in US history’

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The nonstop surge of illegal immigrants across the United States-Mexico border this year, already breaking records month after month, is on a path to becoming the worst ever, according to the latest statistical analysis.

And it won’t be by a hair. The new data shows that the record, set in 2000, will be surpassed by 200,000, enough to double the population of Salt Lake City, Utah.

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