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National Data | Chart | How Come We Can Have 40,000 miles Of Interstate, But Not 2,000 Miles Of Border Fence?

Edwin S. Rubenstein

10/20/2004

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Table 1:

Illegal Aliens Apprehended and Deported, 1997-2003
(Border Patrol Sectors in California and Arizona)
						% Change,
Sector	1997	2000	2001	2002	2003	1997-2003
San Diego, CA	283,889	151,681	110,075	100,681	111,515	-60.7%
El Centro, CA	146,210	238,136	172,852	108,273	92,099	-37.0%
Livermore, CA	10,607	6,205	5,211	4,371	3,565	-66.4%
Yuma, AZ	30,177	108,747	78,385	42,654	56,638	87.7%
Tucson, AZ	272,397	616,346	449,675	333,648	327,263	20.1%

Source: Dept. of Homeland Security, 2003 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics, September 2004. Table 37, page 155

Edwin S. Rubenstein (email him) is President of ESR Research Economic Consultants in Indianapolis.

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