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Yowza: President Trump Tweets a Photo of What the Border Fence With Tijuana Looks Like Now

Yowza: President Trump Tweets a Photo of What the Border Fence With Tijuana Looks Like Now

President Trump, apparently frustrated with footage of the U.S. border fence in Tijuana, Mexico, tweeted a photo Monday afternoon of a new and improved version.

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Meanwhile, thousands of illegal migrants traveling in a caravan from Central America have made their way to Tijuana. They are on the Mexican side of the border waiting to make asylum claims in the U.S. The Trump administration recently implemented a new policy that allows migrants to claim asylum only at official ports of entry. Approximately 100 cases per day are completed and wait times can be as long as six months.

Because of the overwhelming numbers of people expected to arrive in the coming days, the Department of Homeland Security has shut down a number of lanes at major ports of entry in order to ensure an orderly process.

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Additional caravans, one as large as 10,000 people, are on their way north to the United States.

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