Alleged murderer among 77 illegals found in El Paso stash house

 Newsweek:

A murder suspect was found among 77 illegal migrants discovered in two stash houses in El Paso, Texas, according to authorities.

In one property border patrol agents discovered 72 people living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions after receiving a tip-off about a possible stash house in the area, with another other five found in a second property.

U.S. Border Patrol El Paso Sector Anti-Smuggling Units (ASU), Homeland Security Investigations, El Paso Texas Constables, and the Texas Department of Public Safety served a warrant on a property on Overland Avenue.

Upon searching the property, agents found migrants inside a storage shed with poor ventilation, small windows, and surrounded by piles of trash, according to CBP.

Two individuals were identified as caretakers of the illegal stash house and will face human smuggling charges.

Further investigation led to the discovery of a second property on Val Verde Street, where five more migrants were located. In total, 77 migrants from Mexico, Honduras, Ecuador, Guatemala, and the Dominican Republic were found, all in a stable condition.

While conducting records checks at the processing center, authorities identified one of the arrested individuals from the Dominican Republic as being wanted for murder in his home country, according to the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) database.
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This murder suspect joins around 13,000 alleged murderers who have entered the US illegally under the Biden-Harris administration.  The total number of illegals varies from about six million to 20 million since Biden took office and reversed Trump's policy of controlling the border.  Texas has been more vigorous than other states in trying to stop the invasion of the US by illegals.

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