No, Washington Post is referring to a different set of statistics to attempt to discredit Pence's more specific claims.

The claim is regarding the current flow on the southern border, not historical trends across the nation as was cited. It's an apples-to-oranges comparison.

This is like that old chestnut, "Bill Gates and I have a combined average net-worth of 40 billion dollars!"

Well, I have none and he has 80 billion. You can't use broad statistics to disregard specific, regional trends.

I'd love a citation for your 90% number then because I couldn't find any information broken down by location of border crossing.

It's been almost a week, and your parent poster still hasn't presented any citations... I'm beginning to suspect that there might not be any...