Texas adds new checkpoints to catch migrant loaded trucks

 DailyWire:

Texas is adding a host of new checkpoints to inspect vehicles after dozens of migrants were found dead in a tractor-trailer abandoned near San Antonio.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) announced the new security measures in a news conference on Wednesday. Authorities found 46 people dead in the tractor-trailer Monday evening, and the number of dead has since risen to 51. The discovery is believed to be the deadliest smuggling event in American history.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) “will create and implement a checkpoint strategy beginning immediately where they will begin targeting trucks like the one that was used where these people perished,” Abbott said, according to The Texas Tribune.

Texas officials declined to give exact locations of where the new checkpoints will be located. Abbott said he wanted to “surprise the cartels and the smugglers.” DPS Director Steve McCraw told reporters that the new stations would be located along “smuggling corridors.”
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It looks like the Texas DPS is going to be even busier in dealing with Biden's open borders fiasco.  It has been a disaster beyond the migrants who lost their lives in this truck.  It has allowed the increased deaths of over 100,000 young people from fentanyl murders.  It has also allowed more criminals into the country as foreign countries empty their prisons.

Incredibly:

Dick Durbin, Thom Tillis Use Migrant Deaths at Southern Border to Revive Amnesty for Illegal Aliens

This might be the dumbest idea yet for dealing with illegal immigration. 

See, also:

The Biden Admin Just Made It Easier for Terrorists To Enter the United States

Lawmakers, former officials say change will let Iranian terrorists come to US

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