Less than 600 people crossed illegally into the U.S. from Mexico on Sunday – a stunningly low number since President Donald Trump took office.

EAGLE PASS, Texas — Migrant crossings along the southwest border have seen a historic decline in recent weeks, according to U.S. Border Patrol officials. Milton Moreno, acting chief patrol agent for the Del Rio Sector, attributes the drop to the implementation of new federal policies aimed at curbing illegal entries into the United States

Migrant crossings at the U.S.-Canada border have dropped by 60% in recent months, according to new federal data. The decline follows President Trump’s immigration policies, which include executive orders,

Vasquez-Flores’ death came amid a surge of people crossing into New York and New England from Canada. The incident became an example of the perils migrants face trekking through the wooded and often snowy landscape along the U.S.-Canada border.