Border family abused by illegals

 Fox News:

Texas farmer near border says migrants 'bull-rushed' his property, broke into elderly grandparents' house

The Texas farmer shared footage of the migrants breaking into his property on TikTok

A Texas farmer who owns a 150-acre ranch along the U.S.-Mexico border recently shared footage of migrants running onto his property and barricading themselves inside the home where his grandparents live.

The farmer, who wished to remain anonymous, told Fox News Digital his family has owned the property for upwards of 100 years. The video, he said, illustrated a daily occurrence for his family. But the problem has grown worse in recent years, he said.

"The video I posted was one video of hundreds that I have, or that happen daily. And it is a daily occurrence," he said.

He told Fox News Digital that, for unknown reasons, his TikTok account was suspended over the weekend but appeared to be reinstated by Wednesday.

The farmer is Hispanic, but his family has resided in the U.S. for several generations. He said he was motivated to post the video after the negative feedback he got on another video in which he showed migrants on his property — albeit, ones who were not as abrasive.

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The follow-up video showed three of eight migrants who were trying to evade Border Patrol agents.

"These guys just bull-rushed our houses. I mean trying to open doors, trying to get in," he said. "Not everyone is that and I’m in agreement with that, but these guys were trying to get away and get into our houses. That was pretty bad."
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It is pretty clear that Joe Biden doesn't care about border residents who have to deal with his irresponsible immigration policies. No one would have to deal with this kind of invasion of their property.

See, also:

Why is Joe Biden covering for Venezuela's dictator, Nicolás Maduro?

And:

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And:

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