A new video has shown up to 1,000 illegals being held under a bridge close to the U.S.-Mexico border as the Border Patrol in Texas keeps seeing a surge of illegals crossing the border.
Fox News journalist Bill Melugin tweeted, “This is the biggest group of migrants we have ever seen being kept by Border Patrol under the Anzalduas Bridge in TX. Looks to up to 1,000 people. We can only see the location with our drone. There is a popular crossing area close by.”
NEW: This is the largest group of migrants we’ve ever seen being held by Border Patrol under Anzalduas Bridge in Mission, TX. Looks like it could be up to 1,000 people. We can only get a look at the area with our drone. There’s a popular Rio Grande crossing area nearby. @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/AsAygsO966
— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) August 1, 2021
Reporter Julio Rosas also revealed pictures of the scene via Twitter, saying, “I have seen Border Patrol’s holding site underneath the Anzalduas Int. Bridge in Texas.”
“This is the most illegals I have seen at this site at once. It’s nearly 100 degrees out.”
I’ve seen Border Patrol’s processing site underneath the Anzalduas International Bridge in Mission, TX off and on since March.
I can say this is the most illegal immigrants I’ve seen at the site at one time. It’s close to 100 degrees out right now. pic.twitter.com/BZAt6RogmD
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) August 1, 2021
Rosas also published a video from of yet another group, saying, “Another night, another big group of illegals giving themselves over to the Border Patrol. There are over 150 individuals there. There was also a bunch of coughing and sneezing heard inside the group.”
Another night in La Joya, TX another large group of illegal immigrants turning themselves over to Border Patrol. There are well over 150 people here. There is also a lot of sneezing and coughing among the group. pic.twitter.com/cFkwdD8qnT
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) August 2, 2021
“Can’t say this enough that I have never seen such a big group at one time who seem to have many people who seem to be sick,” he said.
This report comes as the alleged delta variant of the covid has led to an increase in new cases in past weeks while President Biden’s admin. welcomes illegals into the nation.
Last week, officials reported that an unknown charity in the city of La Joya had rented a whole hotel to house illegals who were positive for COVID-19, giving no warning to the locals.
“Police in La Joya announced that a charity has rented a hotel here for coronavirus-positive migrants,” Fox News State Dept. Correspondent Rich Edson said via twitter. “Officials say they only discovered when one of the illegals, having symptoms and staying at the hotel, ate at a local restaurant. A customer waived down an officer.”
Police in La Joya, TX, a Border town, announce a charity has rented an entire hotel here for COVID-positive migrants. They say they only found out when a family, showing symptoms and staying there, ate at a restaurant next door. A customer flagged down a police officer.
— Rich Edson (@RichEdsonDC) July 28, 2021
A later post said, “They are advising La Joya to distance and mask up.”
They’re advising La Joya to mask up and distance. pic.twitter.com/VYjMNZnYVC
— Rich Edson (@RichEdsonDC) July 28, 2021
The reported illegals were staying at the Texas Inn after being let go by Border Patrol.
Author: Steven Sinclaire
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