PBS NewsHour | WATCH: ‘Border crossings are down’ since Trump presidency, Walz says | CBS Vice Presidential Debate @PBSNewsHour | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Border crossings are happening less frequently since the end of the Trump presidency, Gov. Tim Walz said during the vice presidential debate with Sen. JD Vance on Tuesday/

“Crossings are down compared to when Donald Trump left office, Walz said.

Vance and Walz are facing each other in their first, and possibly last, vice presidential debate, hosted by CBS in New York on Oct. 1.

Both are relatively unknown to the broader American public. Walz was a U.S. House member before becoming governor of Minnesota. Vance is in his first term as a senator from Ohio.

For more context, our partner PolitiFact is live fact-checking the debate: pbs.org/newshour/politics/live-fact-check-vance-and-walz-meet-for-presidential-debate

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