327 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Texas As Southern Border Crisis Spirals Out of Control

Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Sector agents arrested more than 320 illegal immigrants on Tuesday along the southern border in two large apprehensions that included citizens from six countries.

The first encounter reported by the CBP noted that on Tuesday, “McAllen Border Patrol Station agents encountered a large group of 181 noncitizens in Havana, Texas. The group consisted of 141 family members, 25 noncitizen unaccompanied children, and 15 migrant adults.”

“They are nationals from the countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Colombia. The migrants were transported to a Border Patrol station for processing.”

In a second encounter on Wednesday morning, “Rio Grande City Border Patrol Station agents encountered a large group of 146 migrants near La Grulla, Texas.

“The migrants are nationals from the countries of Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Ecuador. The migrants were transported to a Border Patrol station for processing.”

The statement noted these stops were not isolated.

“RGV agents have encountered over 90 large groups of more than 100 people this fiscal year,” it said.

In addition, photos surfaced on Wednesday that revealed the overcrowded conditions in the Rio Grande Valley sector, “including massive groups of what appear to be unaccompanied minors.”

Last week, Border Patrol apprehended a record 834 unaccompanied children along the nation’s southern border in a single day.

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