Hundreds of Haitians, Africans, South Americans Pouring Over Border in Large Groups are Apprehended

 

DEL RIO, TX — U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Del Rio Station arrested two large groups, one consisting of 105 illegal aliens, and the other with 205. This brings the total number of large groups of over 100 people encountered in Del Rio Sector this fiscal year to three.

On June 22, agents assigned to the Del Rio Station arrested a group of 105 people shortly after they made an illegal entry by crossing the Rio Grande River. During processing, agents determined that the group consisted of about 82 Haitians as well as a number of South American and African nationals.

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On June 24, Del Rio agents arrested a group of 205 people shortly after they made an illegal entry into the United States. The group consisted of about 122 Haitian nationals, but also included nationals from South American and African countries.

All immigrants apprehended in the Del Rio Sector are medically evaluated and are referred to more advanced care if needed.

“Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents have apprehended people from over 45 countries around the world,” said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz. “Our agents, along with the assistance of our DHS partners, continue to meet each new challenge as the ongoing humanitarian crisis evolves.”

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The sector chief needs to be careful or he'll be out of a job. Is it a humanitarian crisis or invasion? None the less, every time the administration cuts foreign aid, the problem gets worse. We can care for them here or over there.

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