Illegals pile into Border Patrol truck as 1,000 slam Eagle Pass in hours
More than 1,000 illegal aliens reportedly stormed Eagle Pass, Texas, on Tuesday as Border Patrol agents were seen driving a group of migrants along the Rio Grande in a pickup truck.
Border Patrol’s Del Rio Sector reportedly saw more than 2,700 ‘migrant encounters’ on Tuesday, with around a thousand swarming Eagle Pass by lunchtime.
Massive groups “hammered” the besieged border town via multiple entry points in a coordinated scheme to overwhelm U.S. authorities, according to one agent.
“The TCOs (transnational criminal organizations) know what they’re doing,” the agent told Fox News correspondent Griff Jenkins.
NEW VIDEO: BP Agents in Eagle Pass, TX were hammered with massive groups of hundreds of migrants illegally crossing in multiple locations as the border surge shows no signs of slowing down. One agent says, “the TCOs (Transnational Criminal Orgs) know what they’re doing” @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/bPG20OG7Jr
— Griff Jenkins (@GriffJenkins) December 13, 2023
Aerial footage shot by reporters on the ground shows wave after wave of illegal aliens flooding the zone.
?HAPPENING NOW – Over +1,000 migrants in massive groups of crossed illegally into Eagle Pass, TX and it’s barely 1 pm here. We’ve encountered several migrants who were injured while crossing and required medical services from the local fire department here @NewsNation pic.twitter.com/Qp9FoXDfbL
— Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) December 12, 2023
One scene captured by independent journalist Auden Cabello shows roughly 10 illegals riding in the bed of a Border Patrol pickup truck as it navigates around groups of migrants on the riverbank.
Eagle Pass, TX: Non-stop line of “asylum seekers”, some even being helped and transported by Border Patrol on a pickup truck. pic.twitter.com/DlLmZi7CKM
— Auden B. Cabello (@CabelloAuden) December 12, 2023
Immigration news outlet Border Hawk has been uncovering how mass crossings into Eagle Pass are organized by ‘mysterious hands’ in Mexico.
Migrants typically spend just hours at a shelter in Piedras Negras, a Mexican border city directly across from Eagle Pass, before they are given GPS coordinates and instructions on where to gather at special points along Rio Grande before storming across the river en masse.
These crossings usually involve hundreds of migrants and sometimes occur twice a day, on pre-established routes and times.
Chaos unfolds constantly along the U.S.-Mexico border, as Infowars regularly reports.
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