U.S. Customs and Border Protection has sent 150 more agents to police the southwestern U.S. border, in the face of an ongoing immigration surge that led to a record number of apprehensions in November.
After having been forced to open two “temporary” facilities to hold the thousand of people coming across the border, CBP also said it’s prepared to do more to ensure they’re held safely and humanely.
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