Voters are signaling to President Joe Biden that they may not be willing to overlook his border bungling in the next election amid a new report that October saw another record level of illegal crossings.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection late Monday said it stopped 230,678 illegal immigrants at the border, up 1.4% from 227,547 in September and the highest since May.
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