The number of immigrants arriving at the southern US border, the gateway to the country for those who want to arrive from Mexico, has broken a record this May, according to the latest report from the US Customs and Border Protection Office.
The US authorities have indicated that 180,034 migrants arrived at the border, which is the highest level in two decades, according to the US newspaper 'The New York Post'.
Among immigrants, the number of unaccompanied minors is 10,765, which is down 23 percent, compared with 13,940 in April, and after more than 18,000 were reached in March.
Likewise, the report has specified that "most of the immigrants who try to cross the southwest border are still single adults", of which 112,302 were expelled in May.
For months, the United States has been watching these figures with concern, which have reached maximum levels and that the Joe Biden government has attributed to a seasonal trend.
Likewise, the vice president, Kamala Harris , has addressed the issue of the migration crisis with her recent trip to Mexico and Guatemala, which she has described as "successful" due to the progress made to promote progress in the region and act against migration.
