Where they're headed: New data reveals illegal immigrants' top destinations

3-10-2023 Politics Washington Times - Politics 48

New York may be complaining the loudest about the influx of illegal immigrants but new government data shows the migrants from the Biden border surge are reaching every corner of the country, straining communities' ability to accommodate them all.

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