Thread: Migrant Mother Gives Birth at Border Patrol Station

Migrant Mother Gives Birth at Border Patrol Station

Release Date: February 19, 2020



CHULA VISTA, Calif. — U.S. Border Patrol agents assisted a migrant mother give birth at a local Border Patrol Station on Sunday.

The incident occurred Feb. 16, at approximately 2:30 p.m., when a Border Patrol agent apprehended a Guatemalan family consisting of a father, two children, and a pregnant motherafter they crossed the border illegally.

The apprehending agent could visibly see that the woman was pregnant; however, the mother did not appear to be in distress and did not request any medical attention. The family was transported to a local station for processing.

At the station, the on-site medical staff conducted routine medical assessments on the family. During the assessment, the mother complained of abdominal pains and the staff noticed that she was in labor.

The medical staff, along with agents, prepared an area for the mother to give birth. The 27-year-old Guatemalan mother delivered a girl at approximately 3:00 p.m.

Prior to the birth, agents had contacted emergency medical services (EMS), who later transported the mother and newborn to a local hospital for further care immediately following the delivery.

The mother and baby are currently in stable condition.

“Thanks to the medical resources available in our stations, this woman and her child were well cared for and received immediate medical attention,” said Chief Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke. “Our agents are well trained to manage the unexpected, and I’m proud of the work they did in caring for this mother.”

Since the beginning of fiscal year ’20, which started on Oct. 1, 2019, there have been 33 cases of pregnancy related hospital visits within San Diego Sector.

To address the humanitarian crisis that exists along our southwest border, San Diego Sector now has medical professionals working around the clock in four of six immediate border stations. This contract medical support began in July 2019.

With the medical staff in place at the stations, detainees receive prompt medical attention and are more closely monitored during their processing with Border Patrol. It allows agents once required to escort detainees to the hospital for minor medical issues, to focus on border security.


https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-m...patrol-station

This is outrages! And now we are stuck with the hospital bills.

Call the Mexican EMT's and hand them all over to Mexico!


PREGNANT, GIVING BIRTH, IS NOT ASYLUM...DEPORT THEM ALL NOW!

Perfect timing for this woman. She got the prize.

And the new U.S. citizen will ensure mom, dad and siblings can live without fear of deportation for the rest of their lives . 400K anchor babies were born in 2019, exceeding US births in 48 states. Untold multitudes are already over the age of 18, and the impact on our elections will soon be apparent. It is imperative that Trump end birthright citizenship as he said he would do, as demography is surely destiny.

ANY FEMALE WHO COMES NEAR OUR BORDER SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY RETURNED TO MEXICO!!!