U.S. Border Patrol agents are collecting hundreds of illegal immigrants at a time, thousands per day, as they continue to flood across the southern border to the land of opportunity.
It’s not a new situation, but U.S. Customs and Border Protection statistics show the demographic coming across has changed drastically in the last decade, with Mexico now contributing a much smaller share of those apprehended.
Rio Grande Valley #BorderPatrol agents taking into custody a group of 168 illegal aliens near Hidalgo, Texas. The group consisted of family units and unaccompanied children from Central America, Venezuela and Cuba. @CBP #SouthwestBorder #USBP https://t.co/sD8OHbncVN pic.twitter.com/LiiOodwU4j
— CBP RGV (@CBPRGV) July 8, 2019
“Rio Grande Valley #BorderPatrol agents taking into custody a group of 168 illegal aliens near Hidalgo, Texas,” CBP RGV posted to Twitter, along with an image of dozens lined up between patrol SUVs and ORVs. “The group consisted of family units and unaccompanied children from Central America, Venezuela and Cuba.”
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