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Join us on March 28th at 2 pm (edt) for the Numbers that Matter Livestream The latest economic data has been loaded with drama, and expectations are now that the Fed may need to keep raising interest rates to cool inflation. What does all of this mean for the future for the plastics industry? In the March Numbers that Matter Live, Bill Wood will cover the latest trends, discuss how they are impacting different plastics end markets, and help managers forecast for the rest of 2023. Presented to Plastics News subscribers only.
21303, to ital migrants encountered along the southern border in a single month this is according to the department of homeland security. for context, here are the previous march numbers. last year more than 173,000 on the books. 2020, low to covid and lockdowns, 2019 recorded more than 103,000, so we have easily doubled that. officials warn really this could be just the tip of the iceberg after title 42 ends next month which by the way has accounted for half of last month s removals so says dps accounting for more than 109,000 total expulsions. texas will not tolerate the stream of illegals on the border. the ultimate way to end the
Facing more pushback. 21 states are suing the administration. the state attorney general calling the decision to scrap the policy reckless. the numbers highlighting the urgency 1.7 million my rants were apprehended at the border last year. once title 42 is gn they project up to 18,000 migrants will cross the border each day. casey stiegel joins us from eagle pass, texas. good morning. as we are still waiting, remember, for customs and border protection to officially release their march numbers we can see an accurate snapshot as our teams travel from sector to sector covering this story. over the last week we ve been here, we ve noticed the central theme. the groups are getting larger in terms of size and they are also crossing at all hours of the day. much more frequently as opposed to moving just in the overnight