Washington, Dec 12 (NationPress) US President Donald Trump has reached what the White House describes as the “most secure border in our nation's history,” with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt revealing that the number of encounters in November has declined even further than the already historic lows recorded in October.

“There were merely 30,367 total encounters across the nation,” Leavitt stated, highlighting that for the “seventh consecutive month, US Border Patrol released zero illegal aliens into the United States.” She reiterated, “Let me emphasize — seven months of zero illegal aliens being released into our country.”

Leavitt portrayed these figures as proof that Trump has effectively reversed what she consistently referred to as a crisis initiated by the prior administration. “In ten months under President Trump, we’ve witnessed fewer apprehensions overall than we observed in just one month under Joe Biden,” she informed reporters during her weekly White House briefing.

The Press Secretary called the results “remarkable,” asserting that “the border is fully secure” and that “America’s best days are ahead.” She characterized Trump’s inaugural year in office as an extensive restoration of sovereignty and national security.

Leavitt’s remarks emerged amidst significantly different perspectives from critics who challenge the methodology behind the administration’s encounter statistics and the operational definition of “releases.” Nonetheless, the press secretary maintained that the trend is undeniable. “This is the most significant and rapid national security triumph in modern American history, and it isn't even close,” she insisted.

She directly linked border security to economic recovery, arguing that curbing illegal crossings alleviates public-safety burdens and enhances overall affordability. “Americans are currently on track to recover one-third of the $3,000 in lost wages under Joe Biden,” she mentioned earlier in the briefing, correlating border successes with broader economic advancement.

India has been closely monitoring US border policy changes, as many of the irregular migrants detained at the southern border are Indian nationals. Smuggling networks have increasingly redirected South Asian migrants through Latin America, rendering US enforcement decisions critically important for Indian families and immigration consultants.

American border policies have experienced significant shifts over the past three administrations, influenced by legal disputes, congressional conflicts, and international cooperation. The Trump administration’s stringent deterrence approach remains a core aspect of its political identity and continues to reshape the domestic immigration debate.