Camo wearing 'migrants' arrested near Texas Big Bend

 Breitbart:

Big Bend Sector Border Patrol agents apprehended multiple migrant groups attempting to sneak into the U.S. interior with being arrested. Agents teamed up with Texas law enforcement to make arrests of camouflage-wearing migrants hiding in the brush.

Big Bend Sector Chief Patrol Agent Sean L. McGoffin tweeted multiple images of agents making arrests of migrants attempting to avoid apprehension. In the first tweet, Alpine Station agents teamed up with Brewster County Sheriff’s Office deputies and a Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter aircrew on Friday to arrest ten migrants.

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There is much more.

This has the appearance of a Mexican cartel operation to try to get people into the US who would probably be deported if they surrendered to the Border Patrol like family migrants.  I suspect they may have criminal records are be engaged in drug smuggling operations.

See, also:

100 Migrants from 10 Countries Apprehended in Single Arizona Border Crossing

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