What Should Be Done to Alleviate the Border Crisis?

The border crisis continues to escalate, with two major rail bridges leading into the U.S. from Mexico now closed due to an unprecedented surge in illegal immigration. This situation, coupled with threats in the Red Sea and heightened domestic alerts, signifies a disturbing trend that could potentially disrupt global trade routes, energy supply, and even food security. As per the U.S. Customers and Border Protection, the closures will result in significant economic impacts, costing an estimated $200 million per day.