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    Migrants who vowed to enter US illegally after Title 42 extension now in Texas

    Migrants who vowed to enter US illegally after Title 42 extension now in Texas


    Story by MaryAnn Martinez • Yesterday 5:28 PM
    January 1, 2023




    Atrio of Venezuelan migrants who crossed into the US illegally endured a harrowing first few days in Texas — sleeping on rainy streets and trying to scrounge up enough money to head elsewhere for work.
    Ana Gabriela Garcia, her husband and their travel companion Edgar Rodriguez recounted their first week stateside after admitting they risked it all to jump the border illegally when Title 42 was suddenly extended.
    “We came illegally through a gate in the border wall,” Garcia told The Post during an interview in an El Paso church on Thursday. “We know the risks … pros and cons, but we have to make the sacrifice.”
    The three migrants who The Post first met in Juarez, Mexico Tuesday were among thousands waiting at the Mexican border to cross into the US legally when Title 42 was supposed to end Dec. 21. They hoped to ask for asylum.
    Instead, the federal policy that has allowed the US Border Patrol to keep out asylum-seeking migrants, like Venezuelans, was extended. The extension meant migrants from Venezuela are still subject to being kicked out of the US and sent back to Mexico.




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    The Venezuelan migrants risked it all to cross the border illegally when Title 42 was extended.

    James Keivom for NY PostThe three had to decide — wait until June for US courts to make a decision on the future of Title 42 or cross into the US illegally now. Waiting in Mexico was not an option, they claimed.

    On Wednesday night, the trio snuck into the US.

    Speaking in El Paso on Thursday, Garcia said she is eager to work to send money back to her three daughters, ages 2, 6 and 9, she left behind in Venezuela.

    “We have thought … we may get deported while traveling, but we have to try,” the migrant mom said.

    “We decided to make the sacrifice for them so they didn’t have to live through this, because it hasn’t been easy.

    “Santa didn’t come this year. The girls are afraid we left them behind.”

    The three have $50 saved up and are trying to collect more money for bus fare to either Dallas or Denver. Their illegal status means they can’t legally travel on planes or buses.





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    Venezuela migrants are still subject to being kicked out of the US and sent back to Mexico.James Keivom for NY Post




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    Some migrants came illegally through a gate in the border wall. James Keivom for NY Post


    Related video: Migrants denied access to U.S. as border restrictions remain (CBS News)






    “We have jobs waiting for us in Denver — we just need to be able to get there,” Garcia said.
    Garcia suffered bruises on her feet from walking for weeks from Venezuela to the US, crossing the notorious and deadly Darien Gap and several countries to get to the US-Mexico border.

    Her travel companion, Rodriguez, said he was attacked by a monkey in the jungle and willing to do anything to get care.

    “He dropped down from the trees while we sleeping and went for my foot,” Rodriguez said. “I got medical attention just to close the wound but still need to be checked out.”





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    The journey for migrants can be very dangerous, enduring injuries and attacks by animals.James Keivom for NY PostThe number of illegal immigrants in El Paso will only grow now that the US Supreme Court kept Title 42 has been kept in place, El Paso Deputy City Manager Mario D’Agostino predicted. While the city has funding to house legally admitted asylum seekers, undocumented migrants, like Garcia, her hubby and Rodriguez, have nowhere to go.

    Migrants who have not been vetted by federal authorities have now started sleeping in the streets of downtown El Paso, mixed in with legal migrants amid freezing temperatures with only blankets for warmth.

    On Thursday night, Garcia, her husband and Rodriguez slept in the rain on the cold streets.

    “If they continue to get in undetected, we’re going to continue to have this population grow within this community,” said D’Agostino.




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    The number of illegal immigrants in El Paso will increase with Title 42 in place.

    James Keivom for NY Post Only the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have the legal authority to take those illegal immigrants into custody, he said.

    “We’re reaching out with all our partners, our federal partners, because at the end of the day is a process, a process that everyone needs to follow and we really need to make this sustainable for everybody.”

    The Border Patrol told The Post it’s aware of the situation, citing the arrest of illegal immigrants riding on commercial buses north of El Paso.

    The 60 illegal immigrants who had made their way onto three buses — blending in with legal migrants — but were stopped at a Border Patrol checkpoint north of El Paso where vehicles are inspected.

    The illegal migrants were sorted out and detained, Border Patrol officials said.

    Additional reporting by David Meyer




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    ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE "BROKEN" OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM

    DO NOT REWARD THEM - DEPORT THEM ALL

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    They trash and defecate their way through many countries to get the bogus asylum.

    They are economic migrant leeches who want to work. They need to be expelled back home. They can apply there, wait their turn, and get vetted.

    They illegally cross our border and admit to criminal trespassing. They are living in our streets begging for money and terrorizing our citizens and roaming our streets looking for anything they can steal or break into.

    They want to work, under the table, to send money back home and not pay taxes.

    Then they have the Gaul to think WE want to foot the bill for their medical injuries and hospital bills.

    Get these rotten people off our soil. He could have gone to a hospital in Mexico for his medical care!

    Venezuela has resources, they have oil, it is a rich country with their own labor to put to work and they have a whole ocean full of fish to eat.

    Every one of these foreign citizens need to be rounded up and shipped back home. Get them out of our states!
    ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE "BROKEN" OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM

    DO NOT REWARD THEM - DEPORT THEM ALL

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