 The restrictions were announced at the beginning of the month, cutting off asylum access when arrivals reached a certain number. Homeland Security reports that Border Patrol's average daily arrests over a seven-day period have fallen below 2,400. That's still above the 1,500 mark needed to resume asylum processing. But Homeland Security says it marks the lowest number since January 17, 2021, just before President Biden took office. Last week, Customs and Border Protection said their numbers had dropped by 25 percent since the order.