156,000 migrants last month. 70% were single adults. overall number is down from december, typical for winter. but also up from a year ago and on pace for another record fiscal year with more than 870,000 encounters just since october 1st. we have it on one device with no access to anything else. so many people get their information that way, whether we like it or not it s a tool for disseminating important information and that s how we use it. we re always evaluating. we want to make sure we re protecting data in michigan. bill: democratic governor out of michigan defending her use of tiktok despite heightened security concerns and despite the fact the app is already banned from congressional lawmakers devices in multiple states and continues to grow in terms of banning it.
let s boogie-woogie! sandra: the white house taking a victory lap over new border numbers. but there is still a record breaking year of illegal immigrant encounters. a sharp upward trend continues over the last three years. total migrant encounters are soaring at more than 870,000 just since october. that is up 30% over the same period last year. despite all that the administration claims new border measures are working. border patrol acting commissioner troy miller says the january monthly operational update clearly illustrates that new border enforcement measures are working with the lowest level of border patrol encounters between ports of entry since february of 2021. president biden trying to take
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