Illegals' invasion of US near El Paso

 American Update:

Video taken near El Paso, Texas, shows illegal immigrants tearing down a barrier and overwhelming members of the Texas National Guard as they stormed across the border.

The illegal immigrants are seen pulling the barrier open as four National Guardsmen try to keep them from crossing the border in the video posted on X by New York Post reporter Jennie Taer Thursday. The illegal immigrants rush through the gap opened, almost trampling the National Guard personnel, until coming up against a second, sturdier barrier.
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Texas has been clashing with the Biden administration over the state’s efforts to stop illegal immigration, with the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit placing legislation that would allow state and local law enforcement to arrest illegal immigrants on hold.

Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas has called up the state’s National Guard to assist in erecting barriers to prevent illegal entry at places like Eagle Pass, which has been a hot spot for illegal crossing.
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Texas has pushed back against Biden's irresponsible border policy that has allowed millions of illegal immigrants into the country and overwhelmed border officials. 

See also:

DHS’ failure to file paperwork has led to 200K immigration court cases tossed under President Biden: TRAC

The situation peaked in Fiscal Year 2022

And:

 WATCH AND SHARE: Elon Musk Posts DEVASTATING Ad by Western Lensman Exposing Migrant Invasion, Democratic Plan For One Party Rule

And:

 North Carolina Officials Demand Answers from Biden on Illegal Alien Allegedly on Terror Watch List

And:

 Over 100 migrants break through razor wire, knock down guards as they illegally cross El Paso border in wild scene

And:

 How Many Millions of Illegal Aliens in the Country Does the Democrat Party Need to Destroy America?

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