Border agents encountering hundreds of illegals

 Breitbart:

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents encountered multiple large migrant groups illegally crossing the border from Mexico into Texas. The groups totaled more than 500 migrants including 146 unaccompanied migrant children.

During a 48-hour period ending on June 16, Rio Grande Valley Sector agents encountered 512 migrants in three large-group crossings, according to information obtained from Border Patrol officials. The groups included migrants from Cuba, Central America, and South America.

Agents reported the groups consisted of 276 family units, 146 unaccompanied migrant children, and 90 single adults.

Rio Grande Valley Sector agents encountered more than 100 large groups during Fiscal Year 22 which began on October 1, 2021.

“The logistics required to transport and process groups of this size continue to place a strain on manpower and resources, as often they are encountered in desolate areas often inaccessible to large transport vehicles,” officials stated. “A group of more than 100 migrants is considered a large group.”

Large migrant group crossings are also impacting the Del Rio Sector in West Texas. On June 19, Del Rio Sector officials reported the apprehension of nearly 1,800 migrants in large groups in a single day, Breitbart Texas reported.

One of the groups, apprehended near Normandy, Texas, approached 500 migrants in size.

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Biden's refusal to secure the southern border is a breach of duty that should lead to his impeachment and removal from office. 

See, also:

Video: Hundreds of illegal migrants wander on side of the road in Eagle Pass, Texas

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