Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border

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Migrants walk in a caravan to cross the country to reach the US border, June 6, 2022.

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Pictures show hundreds of migrants carrying backpacks, children, umbrellas, and various flags, as well as pushing strollers and wheelchairs.

Thousands of migrants join new caravan through Mexico, call for Title 42 repeal
That’s a lot of people. Are these pictures verified?
 
Smuggler Allegedly Forced Migrant to Shoot Porn in Texas Stash House

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Federal authorities arrested an alleged human smuggler accused of kidnapping a Honduran female for six weeks to extort her family. The smuggler was in the U.S. illegally and has a deportation record.

Court documents revealed that agents with Homeland Security Investigations arrested Emigdio Gonzalez Gamboa, 33, on human smuggling charges in connection with the kidnapping of a Honduran woman in West Texas.

The case began earlier this month when deputies with the Dona Ana Sheriff’s Office in New Mexico received a call from a woman who claimed her sister was being held against her will by a smuggler. The woman provided authorities with a location received via a text message from her sister.

Smuggler Allegedly Forced Migrant to Shoot Porn in Texas Stash House
 
18 Migrants Rescued from Drowning in Texas Border River

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U.S. Border Patrol/Rio Grande Valley Sector

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents saved the lives of 18 migrants who nearly drowned while crossing the Rio Grande. The rescues took place in two locations along the Texas border.

McAllen Station Border Patrol agents patrolling the Rio Grande near Mission, Texas, on the afternoon of June 13 observed a group of migrants crossing from Mexico, according to information provided by Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol officials. The agents observed the raft deflating during the crossing.

The agents assisted the migrants in making their way safely to the U.S. side of the Rio Grande. After taking 10 migrants into custody, the agents identified them as citizens of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico, officials stated.

18 Migrants Rescued from Drowning in Texas Border River
 
Uhh ohh... is this what they call "reverse flow"?

Hordes Of Americans Are Moving To Mexico To Escape Rapidly Rising Inflation In The US | ZeroHedge

Thousands of Californians are fleeing to Mexico amid the soaring cost of living in the golden state. Americans taking advantage of work from home are reaping the benefits of US salaries, while living off Mexico’s cheaper lifestyle.

Others are living in Mexico, while commuting to work in the US. But critics have argued that the influx of Americans in cities south of the border has begun to price out local Mexicans.
 
18 Migrants Rescued from Drowning in Texas Border River

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U.S. Border Patrol/Rio Grande Valley Sector

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents saved the lives of 18 migrants who nearly drowned while crossing the Rio Grande. The rescues took place in two locations along the Texas border.

McAllen Station Border Patrol agents patrolling the Rio Grande near Mission, Texas, on the afternoon of June 13 observed a group of migrants crossing from Mexico, according to information provided by Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol officials. The agents observed the raft deflating during the crossing.

The agents assisted the migrants in making their way safely to the U.S. side of the Rio Grande. After taking 10 migrants into custody, the agents identified them as citizens of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico, officials stated.

18 Migrants Rescued from Drowning in Texas Border River


People breaking the law to enter our country. Save them and reward them. Welcome to the U.S. today.
 
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EXCLUSIVE: 1100 Migrants Apprehended by West Texas Border Patrol Agents in 24 Hours

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Del Rio Sector agents apprehended another large group of migrants late Wednesday morning. The group of more than 300 being apprehended as this article goes to press adds to the more than 400 apprehended earlier in the morning.

A source operating under the umbrella of U.S. Customs and Border Protection told Breitbart Texas that agents in Eagle Pass, Texas, apprehended yet another huge group of migrants during the morning of June 15. The more than 300 migrants crossed the border south of Bridge #2 — about a half-mile from where a group of more than 400 crossed earlier in the morning.

The first group of more than 400 migrants crossed from Coahuila, Mexico, at about 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning. Two hours later, a group of nearly 100 crossed. This was followed by the latest group of more than 300 migrants around 11 a.m.

During a period of less than four hours, agents in this area apprehended more than 800 migrants, the source stated.

Late Tuesday afternoon, another group of 300 migrants crossed the border in this same area, Breitbart Texas reported. This was the largest ever to cross in this area in a single incident, the source stated. Agents identified the migrants as citizens of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. That record was shattered in less than 16 hours when the group of more than 400 migrants crossed in a single group Wednesday morning.

EXCLUSIVE: 1100 Migrants Apprehended by West Texas Border Patrol Agents in 24 Hours
 
EXCLUSIVE: 1100 Migrants Apprehended by West Texas Border Patrol Agents in 24 Hours

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Del Rio Sector agents apprehended another large group of migrants late Wednesday morning. The group of more than 300 being apprehended as this article goes to press adds to the more than 400 apprehended earlier in the morning.

A source operating under the umbrella of U.S. Customs and Border Protection told Breitbart Texas that agents in Eagle Pass, Texas, apprehended yet another huge group of migrants during the morning of June 15. The more than 300 migrants crossed the border south of Bridge #2 — about a half-mile from where a group of more than 400 crossed earlier in the morning.

The first group of more than 400 migrants crossed from Coahuila, Mexico, at about 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning. Two hours later, a group of nearly 100 crossed. This was followed by the latest group of more than 300 migrants around 11 a.m.

During a period of less than four hours, agents in this area apprehended more than 800 migrants, the source stated.

Late Tuesday afternoon, another group of 300 migrants crossed the border in this same area, Breitbart Texas reported. This was the largest ever to cross in this area in a single incident, the source stated. Agents identified the migrants as citizens of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. That record was shattered in less than 16 hours when the group of more than 400 migrants crossed in a single group Wednesday morning.

EXCLUSIVE: 1100 Migrants Apprehended by West Texas Border Patrol Agents in 24 Hours

I suppose this isn't Joe's fault? Good heavens this is unsustainable and a drain of resources that the Feds can not accommodate. Looming recession and inflation...etc.
This is insane.
 
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I suppose this isn't Joe's fault? Good heavens this is unsustainable and a drain of resources that the Feds can not accommodate. Looming recession and inflation...etc.
This is insane.

Don't worry, if our country totally tanks then they will just go home because we will no longer have anything to offer the leaches.
 
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Illegal Alien Arrested, Charged with Killing 21-Year-Old Tyler Ray Baysden

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An illegal alien is accused of killing 21-year-old Tyler Ray Baysden in a hit-and-run crash in Polk County, Florida, this month.

Edy Juarez Granados, a 46-year-old illegal alien, was arrested and charged last week with leaving the scene of a crash involving death, leaving the scene of a crash involving injury, leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage, and driving without a valid license.

According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, on June 8, Granados was driving a 2001 Nissan Frontier when he lost control of the vehicle and crossed over a median where he struck and killed Baysden, who was driving his 2006 Infiniti G35.

Police allege that Granados then fled the fatal crash. While Baysden was killed on the scene, the passenger in his vehicle suffered a broken leg and abrasions. The passenger was subsequently taken to a nearby hospital.

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency has placed a detainer on Granados so that if he is released from local custody at any time, he will be turned over to agents for arrest and deportation.

Illegal Alien Arrested, Charged with Killing 21-Year-Old Tyler Ray Baysden
 
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Border Dispatch, Part I: ‘Everyone Who Arrives Here Has Paid’

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In the dangerous and volatile border towns of northern Mexico, a black market for illegal immigration is exploding.

REYNOSA, Mexico — We met Osniel at Senda de Vida, a massive migrant shelter situated on the south bank of the Rio Grande across from McAllen, Texas. The slender 23-year-old Cuban didn’t give us his last name, but did tell us he’d paid a coyote, or smuggler, $11,000 to leave his home country, transit through Central America and Mexico, and cross the border into the United States — twice.

Both times he crossed, though, he’d been arrested by Border Patrol and quickly sent back to Mexico under Title 42, the pandemic health order that allows U.S. authorities to expel illegal immigrants quickly, with minimal processing. When Osniel left Cuba in early April, Title 42 didn’t apply to Cubans. But that changed while he was en route.

“Title 42 was active under Donald Trump, and all this time, all this time Cubans were crossing over the river and entering with a humanitarian visa,” Osniel told me and a pair of colleagues, Emily Jashinsky and David Agren, who accompanied me recently to migrant shelters in Reynosa and Matamoros. “Now, Cubans keep trying to cross the river and they keep getting sent back.”

He said he wasn’t sure what he was going to do now. Having tried to cross the border twice, he couldn’t try again without paying the local cartel, and he had no more money. (Nearly everyone who crosses the Rio Grande in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, where Reynosa is situated, has to pay a tax to the cartels, which have been profiting handsomely from the arrangement.)

Early the next morning, around 2 a.m., Osniel called David in a panic. He had swam across the river, he said, but hadn’t paid, and now feared he was being pursued by cartel gunmen. He said he was hiding on the north bank of the Rio Grande.

Border Dispatch, Part I: 'Everyone Who Arrives Here Has Paid'
 
Migrants From India, South America Swarm Southern Border As 1 Agent Left To Process Influx

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Large groups of migrants, including some from Asia, swarmed the southern border in Yuma waiting to be apprehended by agents amid a surge at the border, exclusive video footage obtained by the Daily Caller’s Jorge Ventura shows.


Large groups of migrants including women, children and even “single males from India” were seen lined up against the border wall in Yuma, Arizona at 2:45 a.m..

Others migrants said they were from Cuba, Columbia, Peru and Venezuela.

Ventura reported that despite hundreds of migrants at the border, there was only “1 border patrol agent” available to begin processing.


Ventura reported Sunday that migrants who arrived in Yuma “fly into the Mexicali airport and take a charter bus or taxi straight to a crossing point.”

Migrants From India, South America Swarm Southern Border As 1 Agent Left To Process Influx
 
Migrants From India, South America Swarm Southern Border As 1 Agent Left To Process Influx

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Large groups of migrants, including some from Asia, swarmed the southern border in Yuma waiting to be apprehended by agents amid a surge at the border, exclusive video footage obtained by the Daily Caller’s Jorge Ventura shows.

Just lock them out and let them starve. Let Mexico deal with them. Oh yeah I forgot, no one has the ba!!s to do that.

Large groups of migrants including women, children and even “single males from India” were seen lined up against the border wall in Yuma, Arizona at 2:45 a.m..

Others migrants said they were from Cuba, Columbia, Peru and Venezuela.

Ventura reported that despite hundreds of migrants at the border, there was only “1 border patrol agent” available to begin processing.


Ventura reported Sunday that migrants who arrived in Yuma “fly into the Mexicali airport and take a charter bus or taxi straight to a crossing point.”

Migrants From India, South America Swarm Southern Border As 1 Agent Left To Process Influx
 
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I think the Biden administration is the source of a lot of problems we are seeing today. They are hoping folks are dismissive and say they inherited these problems. It wasn't this bad. Almost everything seems like a crash landing.



Border Patrol union reps say morale 'in the toilet' amid Biden admin policies, migrant surge

CBP union official says he's 'never seen it this bad' as officers struggle to keep up with border surge


Border Patrol union reps say morale 'in the toilet' amid Biden admin policies, migrant surge
 
80 Migrants Found Locked in Tractor-Trailer at Border Checkpoint in Texas

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Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a group of 80 migrants locked inside a tractor-trailer by a human smuggler. The agents found the migrants during an inspection at an interior immigration checkpoint in Texas.

Agents assigned to the Interstate 35 immigration checkpoint on June 14 observed a tractor-trailer approaching for inspection, according to information obtained from Border Patrol officials. During an initial interview, a Border Patrol K-9 alerted to an odor it is trained to detect.

The agents referred the driver to a secondary inspection area where agents conducted a non-intrusive inspection of the trailer. The security equipment detected what appeared to be people inside the trailer.

Agents unlocked the trailer and found 80 migrants inside the trailer. The migrants had been locked inside with no means of escape in the event of a crash or being abandoned by smugglers. Temperatures inside trailers can reach more than 120 degrees this time of year.

Agents processed the migrants and identified them as citizens of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico. After providing medical screening, officials transported the migrants to the Border Patrol station for processing.

80 Migrants Found Locked in Tractor-Trailer at Border Checkpoint in Texas
 
Biden Administration Simply Erasing Immigration Court Cases in 'De Facto Amnesty'

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A shocking discovery has been made about the millions of pending immigration cases against illegal immigrants. The Biden Administration has issued a mandate to federal prosecutors to simply throw out backlogged cases. The Washington Examiner reports that there are up to 2 million backlogged cases in immigration courts and the mandate could “effectively pardon 1 million people by 2024.”

Biden Administration Simply Erasing Immigration Court Cases in 'De Facto Amnesty'
 
NY Supreme Court Strikes Down city law allowing Noncitizens to vote

The New York state Supreme Court struck down a New York City law allowing noncitizens to vote on Monday.

The New York City Council approved a law last December allowing legal residents who have been in the city for at least 30 days, including those with green cards and DACA recipients, to vote in city elections starting in 2023. The law would have added around 800,000 noncitizens to the city's voter rolls, but would not have allowed them to vote in state or federal elections.

NY Supreme Court strikes down New York City's law allowing noncitizens to vote | Daily Mail Online
 
Biden's Nominee to Lead ICE Withdraws from Consideration

On Monday night, Ed Gonzalez signaled that he was withdrawing himself from consideration as President Joe Biden's nominee to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The Hill, in highlighting a series of tweets from Gonzalez announcing the decision, mentioned that the nominee has faced domestic violence allegations.

Gonzalez's tweets indicated he announced his decision to the president on Sunday, and that he had made the decision "after prayerfully considering what's best for our nation, my family, and the people of Harris County who elected me to serve a second term as Sheriff."

Biden's Nominee to Lead ICE Withdraws from Consideration
 

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