Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border

El Paso residents Fear for Their Safety - as border agents put up a FENCE on banks of Rio Grande: Locals say Migrants Hide in their Bushes and Approach Their Homes as they Brace for the Worst when Title 42 ends

El Paso erected new fencing along the U.S. side of the southern border as thousands of migrant crossings over the weekend have put residents of the Texas city on edge.

'It's scary,' said Wilburn, who cares for her 86-year-old father at their El Paso home.

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Thousands of migrants were released from overwhelmed Border Patrol facilities – and hundreds were forced to sleep on the street because other shelters and NGOs ran out of space

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El Paso residents fear for their safety as border agents put up a FENCE on banks of Rio Grande | Daily Mail Online
 
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Makeshift Migrant Boats Continue Landings on Florida Coast

A flotilla of homemade and other makeshift small boats continue to make landings along the Florida coast. The boats carry migrants from multiple countries to the U.S.

Miami Sector Chief Patrol Agent Walter N. Slosar tweeted a series of photos from multiple boat landings during the past week. Many of the boats are small and overloaded with migrants seeking to set foot in the United States.

On Tuesday night, agents encountered multiple boats carrying Cuban migrants, Slosar tweeted. Nearly 120 migrants made their way to the Florida Keys in what the chief referred to as “rustic vessels.”

On Wednesday, agents in Palm Beach, Florida, worked with other law enforcement agencies to apprehend a sailboat involved in a smuggling attempt. The vessel contained 21 Haitian migrants, Slosar reported.

Makeshift Migrant Boats Continue Landings on Florida Coast
 
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1.5 Tons of Liquid Meth Seized at Texas Immigration Checkpoint 80 Miles from Border

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents seized more than 3,000 pounds of liquid methamphetamine at an interior immigration checkpoint located 80 miles from the border. The seizure of the nearly $100 million in narcotics represents the third largest such in U.S. Border Patrol history, officials stated.

Falfurrias Station agents assigned to the U.S. Highway 281 immigration checkpoint in Brooks County, Texas, observed a tractor-trailer approaching for inspection on December 8. The primary screening agent referred the driver to a secondary inspection area.

1.5 Tons of Liquid Meth Seized at Texas Immigration Checkpoint 80 Miles from Border
 
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El Paso mayor grabs microphone and walks out of tense immigration press conference - as migrants are spotted emerging from SEWERS to enter the Texas city amid border crisis

The mayor of El Paso, Texas bizarrely tried to walk out on a press conference Friday after being challenged on the city's worsening migrant crisis - as witnesses claim to have seen immigrants emerging from sewers and disappearing into the night.

Mayor Oscar Leeser was challenged on why the city refused to declare an emergency as they grapple with the daily release of roughly 1,600 migrants to local shelters and streets.

He claimed that it wouldn't make a difference in helping El Paso get any more than the $6 million commitment from FEMA to try and stop the wave coming from the nearby border, which surged to nearly 2,500 per day last weekend.

However, when the city manager Mario D'Agostino disagreed with him, Leeser began to walk off and tried to take the microphone from him.

It comes as news crews from El Paso local station KVIA claim to have witnessed 'five or six people' lifting themselves out of a manhole in Segundo Barrio - an area not far from the border.

A local resident told the station that illegal aliens are now using US waste water system via openings at the Rio Grande to get in.

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Most recently, local news cameras caught migrants coming out of manholes into the city

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Migrants wait to get into a U.S. government bus after crossing the border from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to El Paso, Monday

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Migrants wait in the Central Park of Tapachula City, Mexico Friday evening

El Paso mayor tries to walk out of press conference on immigration with microphone | Daily Mail Online
 
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‘Serious Disregard For These Children’s Welfare’: Biden Admin Policies Could Place Migrant Kids in Homes With Sex Offenders

The Biden administration’s attempts to implement a more humane immigration policy are leading it to hand migrant children over to American adults who haven’t submitted to background checks, according to a Senate report obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. That has made those kids vulnerable to everything from being placed in the custody of legal guardians who have a history of child neglect to living in homes with registered sex offenders.

'Serious Disregard For These Children’s Welfare': Biden Admin Policies Could Place Migrant Kids in Homes With Sex Offenders
 
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I know what I have waiting for anyone that shows up un-invited at my house.
They can have some water, but I'm not feeding them and damn sure not housing them.
 
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Biden administration has just 24 HOURS to respond to Supreme Court order that placed temporary pause on Title 42 border restrictions ending this week

The Supreme Court on Monday delayed lifting Title 42 for 24 hours after Republicans lobbied to keep the pandemic-era border policy in place.

Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts gave the Biden administration until 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday to respond to the stay – just hours before the policy is set to expire under current orders.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which oversees all border and immigration operations, responded to the order by insisting that Title 42 will remain in effect during the time outlined by the Supreme Court and 'individuals who attempt to enter the United States unlawfully will continue to be expelled to Mexico.'

The Biden administration has for 10 months been trying to lift Title 42, but has been repeatedly blocked by the courts.

On Monday, Chief Justice Roberts again stopped the rescinding of the policy, which had been due to end shortly before midnight on Tuesday.

Roberts, responding to a Republican request for the law to remain in place, said more time was needed, and gave the Biden administration just one day to file their response.

US Supreme Court temporarily pauses lifting Title 42 border restrictions this week | Daily Mail Online
 
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Second Migrant Commits Suicide in NYC-run shelter as border crisis Rages

A second migrant who arrived in New York City from the southern border and was living in a city-run shelter has committed suicide, city officials told The Post.

The 26-year-old man was found in a bathroom of the shelter last week in Queens and was pronounced dead after being transferred to an unnamed hospital, NBC 4 reported on Monday.

Sources told the outlet he likely came to the Big Apple from Venezuela along with a child and the youth’s mother.

It’s the second known suicide of a migrant, after officials confirmed a mother of two took her own life at the Hollis Family Shelter in Queens earlier this year.

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Second migrant commits suicide in NYC-run shelter as border crisis rages
 
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They are discussing this deliberate border issue locally on 99.7 WTN in Nashville. Democrats are trying to stay in power forever by changing our culture forever. The democrats winning the senate during the midterms was almost suicide for this country.
 
Incredible border scenes in Texas as National Guard troops flood El Paso and Humvees line the banks of Rio Grande in preparation for up to 14,000 migrants a DAY when Title 42 expires Wednesday

A huge Texas National Guard presence arrived at the southern border in El Paso overnight as the city prepares for an even larger influx of migrants once Title 42 ends, and asylum-seekers are now forced to come face-to-face with troops if they want to pass into the U.S.

Troops holding rifles stood guard at the U.S. side of the border across from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, Tuesday morning backdropped by a line of Humvees.

New fencing at the banks of the Rio Grande River was also erected to stop migrants from crossing after thousands came across in the last week. Migrants crossing into the U.S. at El Paso are now faced with a stand-off with National Guard troops.

What will happen at the border in the next 24 hours is up-in-the-air after the Supreme Court issued a stay Monday evening on the end of Title 42 – giving the Biden administration until 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday to respond.

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A huge group of Texas National Guard arrived at the southern border in El Paso, Texas overnight and formed a line of humvees along the U.S. side of the border

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The deployment comes after thousands of migrants crossed into El Paso over the last week. There was also new fencing put up along the river bank to stop the flow of illegal immigration

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Migrants who cross into El Paso are now coming face-to-face with National Guard troops and being redirected after a week of free-flowing over the border

Texas National Guard holding rifles and driving humvees arrive at the El Paso border | Daily Mail Online
 
Breaking news that the Biden Administration will be trafficking illegal immigrants into the state of Tennessee. We all see what the Biden Administration is doing with this. Every state is a border state. They are inundating every state with illegals for their next move.
 
NBC’s Ainsley: Migrants Describe No ‘Interactions with Authorities’ at Border – ‘They Just Walked Right In’

NBC News homeland security correspondent Julia Ainsley said Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” that she spoke with migrants in El Paso, Texas on Tuesday, who said they crossed the southern border without “any interaction with U.S. immigration authorities.”

Ainsley said, “What we are seeing here is a city that is overwhelmed and in chaos. These families behind me here. These are some of the lucky ones who were inside a shelter, but a lot of shelters are overwhelmed. I just came from the streets this morning. There are hundreds of people sleeping in the airports, at bus stations, on the streets. And it’s actually really cold here. It was 33 degrees, and we woke up this morning. Migrants were huddling together under blankets for warmth because even though Title 42 hasn’t lifted yet, so many people have been able to come across. Not every nationality gets expelled. But we just spoke to people at this shelter here. Ruben Garcia, who runs this shelter, who says, look, already there are people sleeping on the streets. The numbers that will be sleeping on the streets if Title 42 lists is unfathomable, and he says the federal government will have to do more.”

NBC's Ainsley: Migrants Describe No 'Interactions with Authorities' at Border – 'They Just Walked Right In'
 
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Texas Governor Orders Hundreds of Migrants Bused from El Paso to New York, Chicago

Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered the state’s Division of Emergency Management to bus hundreds of migrants from El Paso to New York City and Chicago Tuesday. The action came in response to a disaster declaration and a request for state assistance from the mayor of El Paso.

Texas Governor Orders Hundreds of Migrants Bused from El Paso to New York, Chicago
 
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Mexican National Charged with Smuggling Migrants From Canadian Border in Vermont

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A Mexican national living in New York pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to transport a group of Mexican migrants who had just crossed the border from Canada into Vermont. Border Patrol agents found the man in an area near the border where six Mexican nationals had just been apprehended.

Antonio Alvarez, a 45-year-old Mexican national living in New York City, entered a plea of not guilty before a federal magistrate judge in Burlington, Vermont. Alvarez faces charges related to an alleged attempted human smuggling scheme where he is reported to have been paid to transport six migrants from an area near the Canadian border.

Mexican National Charged with Smuggling Migrants From Canadian Border in Vermont
 
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Biden administration asks Supreme Court for Delay in Title 42's End

December 20, 2022 05:35 PM
The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday for a delay in the termination of the Title 42 immigration policy, asking for the program to conclude no sooner than next week.

Title 42 was slated to expire on Wednesday but was kept from termination after Chief Justice John Roberts issued a temporary administrative stay Monday following an emergency plea from 19 Republican-led states urging the court to keep the Trump-era policy.

The Department of Justice is still seeking to uphold lower court rulings that held the Biden administration could eliminate the policy but is now asking for a delay in the program's end, saying it should remain in place until Dec. 27 if the Supreme Court decides the Title 42 case before Friday.

If a ruling comes after Dec. 23, the Biden administration is asking to keep Title 42 in place for two additional days.

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Biden administration asks Supreme Court for delay in Title 42's end
 
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‘Abolish ICE’ Group Could Reap Millions From Congress’ Massive Spending Bill

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The massive congressional spending bill proposed in the Senate Tuesday would hand a group that has called for abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) millions of dollars in funding.

If the bill is passed, the federal government would allocate $20 million for the Case Management Pilot Program (CMPP), which is run by an organization that is openly against ICE, according to the bill. The Church World Service, a faith-based nonprofit organization that was tapped to head the program, has a history of backing calls to abolish ICE and defund the agency, Fox News reported in October. (RELATED: ‘******* Insanity’: Massive Congressional Spending Bill Says Border Patrol Can’t Spend Funds On Border Security)

The organization in 2021 tweeted the hashtag “AbolishICE.”

‘Abolish ICE’ Group Could Reap Millions From Congress’ Massive Spending Bill
 
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