Thread: 86 Migrants Found in Human Smuggling Stash Houses in Texas near Border

86 Migrants Found in Human Smuggling Stash Houses in Texas near Border

by BOB PRICE 6 Nov 2021

Border Patrol agents in South Texas recovered 86 migrants from human smuggling stash houses near the border. The incidents took place in the Laredo and Rio Grande Valley Sectors.

Laredo Sector agents teamed up with federal and local law enforcement officials to respond to a reported human smuggling stash house in south Laredo on November 2, according to information obtained from Border Patrol officials. Agents and officers found nearly 30 migrants packed inside the house.

Agents identified the migrants as citizens of Guatemala and Mexico. Officials reported that none of the migrants wore PPE to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The agents medically screened the migrants and transported them for processing.



Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents found a group of migrants in a stash house near the border. (Photo: U.S. Border Patrol/Laredo Sector)

“Stash houses are a threat to national security and a threat to the people in our communities not only due to the criminal activity they are linked to but also because of the lack of sanitary conditions which can foster a breeding ground for illnesses or other communicable diseases,” Laredo Sector officials said in a written statement.



Chief Patrol Agent Brian Hastings
@USBPChiefRGV

Collaboration with @starrcountytx Sheriff's Office leads to the seizure of 230 lbs. of marijuana & the arrest of 29 migrants at a home in Escobares, TX. Agents discover a smuggler with a loaded gun & 21 migrants in his travel trailer.













7:11 PM · Nov 4, 2021

At about the same time, Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents teamed up with the Starr County Sheriff’s Office to raid a drug and human smuggling stash house in Escobares, Texas. The agents found 21 migrants in a travel trailer and 230 pounds of marijuana.

The agents arrested a smuggler with a loaded gun, Rio Grande Valley Sector Chief Patrol Agent Brian Hastings tweeted.



Chief Patrol Agent Brian Hastings
@USBPChiefRGV

Law enforcement collaboration leads to 41 migrant apprehensions. 27 of the arrests occurred at two residences being used to harbor migrants in the cities of Donna and Havana.DETAILS: https://bit.ly/3mD7VVy









5:00 PM · Nov 2, 2021

Two days earlier, Hastings tweeted another image of two stash houses in Donna and Havana, Texas. The agents found 27 migrants in the two stash houses.

https://www.breitbart.com/border/2021/11/06/86-migrants-found-in-human-smuggling-stash-houses-in-texas-near-border/

BULLDOZE THE STASH HOUSES!!!


EXPEL THEM ALL.