By Will Jarrett, Aaron Kessler, Humera Lodhi and Elliot Spagat--September 17, 2026--EXCERPTED --- READ AND SEE IT ALL AT THE LINK BELOW
Millions of people have crossed into the United States over the past decade. But what happened after the border?
Data obtained exclusively by The Associated Press paints a picture of who these migrants are and where they went....... AP’s analysis is based on federal records giving the self-reported destinations of 4.5 million migrants released in the United States after crossing the Mexican border — both legally and illegally — between October 2018 and July 2025.
It provides both a sweeping and an unusually granular look at how the immigration surge — one that peaked during President Joe Biden's administration and was a major reason voters returned his predecessor, Donald Trump, to the White House — is playing out today. MORE AT After the border: Exclusive data reveals how unprecedented border crossings reshaped America | AP News
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