PLANES BEING USED TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AS BORDER DETENTIONS SURGE TO HISTORIC

PLANES BEING USED TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AS BORDER DETENTIONS SURGE TO HISTORIC LEVELS: REPORT

BY ASHER STOCKLER ON 5/11/19 AT 12:51 PM EDT



01:32Border Patrol Releases Video Of Immigration Detention Center In McAllen, Texas



U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the agency responsible for processing migrants who arrive at or between ports of entry, is now using flights to reduce overcrowding at a processing facility in McAllen, Texas, along the U.S. border with Mexico, according to a new Washington Post report.

The Post reported Saturday morning that the first such flight left the McAllen facility on Friday and took migrant detainees to nearby facilities in Del Rio. Each flight reportedly costs $16,000 and can transport around 135 migrants.

Border apprehensions have soared in recent months, with the number of crossings reaching its highest level in more than a decade. Immigration agencies have been flummoxed by the recent surge and report an inability to respond effectively with the resources at their disposal. In April, nearly 100,000 migrants were apprehended crossing the U.S. border with Mexico. That represents a 48 percent increase in apprehensions since February, according to CBP data. The arrival of families is driving the surge in border crossings, with 60 percent of April’s apprehensions consisting of individuals arriving with other family members.

CBP’s El Paso jurisdiction has seen an 1,800 percent increase year over year in illegal crossings by families, the largest such increase for any CBP jurisdiction in any category of border crossing, which also include apprehensions of unaccompanied minors and single adults. The Rio Grande sector, which includes the McAllen processing facility, has seen its share of migrant family crossings increase 240 percent year over year, according to CBP figures. This jurisdiction is responsible for the largest number of migrants by far, having apprehended over 170,000 individuals since October.

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan arrived in McAllen on Saturday along with Kevin McAleenan, Acting Secretary of Homeland Security, which oversees CBP.
Defense officials told the Post on Saturday that DHS had submitted a request to the Pentagon to help supplement CBP resources at the border. The Pentagon has intermittently been met with requests for additional resources from DHS as border crossings this year grew to historic levels and the agency was not prepared to respond to the surge on its own.

Detention facilities are overflowing with migrants and beds are at capacity. CBP has had to erect tents in the parking lots of processing facilities to cope with the influx.

“What we want is for DHS to be effective and stand alone,” Shanahan told reporters in McAllen on Saturday.
He said that he instructed two-star Army General Ricky Waddell to develop a plan of action to respond to the question: “How do we get more badges back to the border?”

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https://www.newsweek.com/flights-bei...levels-1423030

We are not their Uber Driver or their Travel Agent to transport them ANYWHERE in our country.

Boot them out of our country with a bus ticket home!

THIS IS OUTRAGES!!!

Border detention cells in Texas are so overcrowded that U.S. is using aircraft to move migrants

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Central American migrants are detained by U.S. agents at the border wall separating Texas from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on May 7. (Herika Martinez/AFP/Getty Images)

By Nick Miroff
May 11 at 9:29 AM

Overcrowding at Border Patrol stations in South Texas has become so acute in recent days that U.S. authorities have taken the rare step of using aircraft to relocate migrants to other areas of the border simply to begin processing them, according to three Homeland Security officials.

The first flight left McAllen, Tex., on Friday, transferring detainees to Border Patrol facilities in Del Rio, Tex. There are daily flights scheduled for the next several days, with two planned for Tuesday, according to officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe the operations.

The flights are conducted by U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement, but the detainees remain in the custody of Border Patrol, officials said. Though ICE routinely uses aircraft to move detainees among its detention facilities, it is very unusual for Border Patrol to fly recent arrivals from one part of the border to another to perform routine booking procedures.

[From the border, more frustrating immigration numbers for President Trump]

Homeland Security officials requested the aircraft because Border Patrol urgently needs to move single adults out of the lower Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. The agency is scrambling to make room for the large volume of families and children who have come across the border in dramatically higher numbers in the past several days, officials said.

https://img.washingtonpost.com/rf/im...EemL4MpXVnDpHAU.S. Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost testifies during a Senate hearing about the border on May 8 in Washington. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP)

One official said the U.S. government has resorted to using aircraft because all available buses were already in use and authorities needed every available transportation option.

“This is the worst I have ever seen it, by far,” said one veteran Border Patrol agent in South Texas who was not authorized to speak to reporters.

The number of people taken into custody along the Mexico border has exceeded 5,500 each day for several days in a row, and Border Patrol currently has more than 17,500 people in holding cells and tent sites set up in parking lots outside stations, officials said. That is a 30 percent increase from late March, when authorities said border agents and infrastructure had hit the “breaking point.”

[U.S. has hit “breaking point” amid immigration surge, officials say]

Tents have been set up in the parking lots outside Border Patrol stations in the lower Rio Grande Valley cities of McAllen, Brownsville and Rio Grande City to ease overcrowding. Emergency tents for families also have been erected in El Paso and at Camp Donna, a military site in the Rio Grande Valley.

To alleviate overcrowding in holding cells, Border Patrol in recent weeks has begun releasing migrants directly from its custody, instead of waiting for ICE to pick them up and either detain or release them.

But the sheer volume of people coming across the border in the past several days has swamped the agency’s ability to process families and children, so holding cells are filling with single adults because they are a lesser priority.

President Trump made a joke May 8 when a supporter at his Florida rally reportedly suggested migrants crossing the Southern border should be shot. (Reuters)

Border Patrol will use the flights to transfer some of those adults to Del Rio, where facilities are less overcrowded, instead of having to conduct releases, officials said. Each flight costs $16,000 and can transport about 135 adults.

Homeland Security officials view the direct release of single adults as a red line, because they say that demographic group has the most potential to be deterred by enforcement efforts.

Carla Provost, the chief of Border Patrol, told lawmakers Wednesday that authorities would “lose control” of the border if they had to begin releasing single adults, because that group is the only remaining demographic that can be detained and quickly deported.

“My greatest concern is that we will no longer be able to deliver consequences and we will lose control of the border,” Provost told members of a Senate Homeland Security panel.

Adults who arrive with children typically are released from custody after a few days with an appointment to see an immigration judge because U.S. courts have limited the amount of time minors can be held in immigration jails. Department of Homeland Security officials say this model — which President Trump decries as “catch and release” — is to blame for the border surge.
Authorities detained 109,144 migrants along the Mexico border last month, the highest total since 2007. More than 60 percent of those taken into custody were families or children.

Acting Homeland Security secretary Kevin McAleenan and acting Defense secretary Patrick Shanahan plan to travel to the Rio Grande Valley on Saturday to visit the McAllen border station to call for a “whole of government” approach to addressing the crisis, according to a DHS statement.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/immig...=.613879be9bf2

MOVE THEM ON BUSES BACK HOME!!!

REMAIN IN MEXICO!

SEND THEM RIGHT BACK!

Whatever it takes, keep them detained until they can be deported. Do not release them into our interior! Catch & release must end now!

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Whatever it takes, keep them detained until they can be deported. Do not release them into our interior! Catch & release must end now!

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I don't think they are deported from Del Rio.
They are asylum seekers so they are released from Del Rio.

Like this:

137 asylum seekers from Central America sheltered at Laredo ...
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Feb 6, 2019 - The migrants are asylum seekers from Central America and were previously housed in a holding facility by ICE in Del Rio. They were released ...

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Whatever it takes, keep them detained until they can be deported. Do not release them into our interior! Catch & release must end now!

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They are not sending them to Del Rio to DETAIN them, they are sending them to process them and turn them loose. More DRAMA, more added expense.

We are not going to Detain millions of people, when that order was given they were not even detaining the million who already had orders of deportation.

END CATCH and RELEASE is just another fantasy they dreamed up (they had no intention of doing it) to keep some looking the other way, while the country was flooded with a few million more.

It is crumbs, and sometime even the crumbs are invisible, to keep people from asking for what needs to be done, and that is STOP them from entering this country. This is WAR and it is time we treat it as such.

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I don't think they are deported from Del Rio.
They are asylum seekers so they are released from Del Rio.

Like this:

137 asylum seekers from Central America sheltered at Laredo ...
https://www.lmtonline.com/.../137-as...a-sheltered-13...
Feb 6, 2019 - The migrants are asylum seekers from Central America and were previously housed in a holding facility by ICE in Del Rio. They were released ...

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All asylum seekers should be detained until their case has been fully adjudicated. I don't care what anyone says, this catch & release crap must end! Releasing those seeking asylum when most of them never show up for their court date is just ridiculous.

What I want to know is HOW ARE THEY HIDING all the video of these people getting bussed up here by these NGO's? These welfare mothers and their brats aren't coming up here on the back of flat bed trucks and on the top of freight cars. WHAT A SCAM THIS ALL IS!!!!!

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One official said the U.S. government has resorted to using aircraft because all available buses were already in use and authorities needed every available transportation option.

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Each flight costs $16,000 and can transport about 135 adults.

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Border Patrol Airlifting 100s of Illegal Immigrants from Rio Grande Valley to Del Rio

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A jet chartered by the CBP is transporting alien detainees from Brownsville to Laughlin AFB near Del Rio for processing and release. (LIVE! Photo)

By Joe Hyde | May. 12, 2019 2:14 am


LAUGHLIN AIR FORCE BASE, TX — U.S. Customs and Border Protection has taken the unusual step of flying hundreds of illegal immigrants apprehended in the Rio Grande Valley to Laughlin Air Force Base near Del Rio. From there, the illegal immigrants are transported in buses to CBP Del Rio Sector locations for processing.

In a front-page article Sunday by Karen Gleason at the Del Rio News-Herald, a CBP press release was quoted that stated those transported are “non-criminal alien family units.”

The processing facilities in the CBP Rio Grande Valley Sector that includes Brownsville, Harlingen, McAllen and Rio Grande City are so overwhelmed the CBP is taken the unusual step of airlifting illegal immigrant detainees to the neighboring Del Rio Sector for processing, the CBP told the Washington Post.

The Del Rio Sector extends from Terrell County to Maverick County along the Texas-Mexico border, and from the border north to Abilene. San Angelo is located inside the Del Rio Sector.

After processing, the illegal immigrants will be released into the communities “throughout the sector” where these detainees were bused to various processing centers, states the CBP press release quoted in the News-Herald.

According to Flight Aware, and online air traffic tracking platform, two flights have arrived at Laughlin AFB from Brownsville this weekend. The first McDonnell Douglas MD-82 landed at Laughlin at 5:25 p.m. Friday. A second landed Saturday at 4:02 p.m. The flights were chartered by CBP with World Atlantic Airlines.

The Washington Post reported Saturday that the flights can hold 135 people and cost the taxpayers $16,000 for each flight.

Carla L. Provost, Chief of CBP, testified before a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Border Security and Immigration in Washington D.C. May 8. In her prepared statement, she said the CBP conducted 3,000 apprehensions of illegal immigrants per day along the entire U.S –Mexico Border in March 2019. The Washington Post reported Saturday that number has increased to 5,500 per day for several days in a row this past week.

On the Southwest border, the short-term holding facilities for housing migrant detainees awaiting processing traditionally house about 4,000 detainees at peek times. Provost said that 6,000 detainees in the holding facilities are considered a crisis.

“In this fiscal year, CBP already experienced more than 14,000 detainees in custody in a single day,” she told the Senate Subcommittee last week.

The Washington Post reported Saturday that number has exceeded 17,500 detainees.

In Del Rio last month, the Del Rio Sector’s Chief Patrol Agent Raul Ortiz said illegal immigrants-turned-asylum-seekers were being dropped off daily at transportation centers in Del Rio and Eagle Pass.

Those released into the U.S. are primarily family units, he said.

From bus stations, the asylum-seekers travel on their own expense to locations throughout the U.S. to stay with family or friends while they await their court date to determine their asylum status. Between 2000 and 2013, less than one percent of apprehensions involved a claim of political asylum, said Provost. In FY 2018, “just shy of 93,000 people claimed a fear of return while in CBP custody—a record number of claims,” she said.

In FY 2017, according to the Department of Justice Yearbook, the numbers of grants for asylum are low. From El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, countries of origin for the majority of the asylum claimants apprehended on the U.S.-Mexico border this year, 1,355, 951, and 955 immigrants were granted asylum respectively. This totals 3,261.

China was the top origin county for asylum grants in 2017 with 2,794.

For more on how the current illegal immigration crisis in impacting the Del Rio Sector, see America’s Open Door.

https://sanangelolive.com/news/texas...valley-del-rio

IF THEY ARE ON A EXPENSIVE PLANE...IT HAD BETTER BE THE HELL HOME!

PUT THEM ON A CHEAP BUS HOME!

BARGES FIT A THOUSAND OF THEM...LET THE COAST GUARD SEND THEM BACK!

STOP DUMPING THEM ACROSS OUR COUNTRY!

OBAMA DID THE SAME THING IN 2014!!!!!

I FLIPPED OUT and was out protesting the Obama Central American invasion every weekend that summer. ALIPAC and Overpass formed a coalition but it didn't go too far. The coalition had 1 BIG WEEKEND of nationwide protests and then scheduled the next protest for months later in the fall and the entire deal basically fell apart by the time that date came around. That was a big mistake.

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OBAMA DID THE SAME THING IN 2014!!!!!

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Yes, we know Obama did, and that is exactly why we elected Trump and his campaign promises to not do what OBAMA did.

Now, he is doing exactly what Obama did, and the situation is even worse than under Obama.

We elected Trump and got Jeb Bush and John Kasich instead.

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Border Patrol Flies Migrants from South Texas to Reduce Overcrowding

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BOB PRICE 13 May 2019
U.S. Border Patrol officials are now using air transportation to move migrants from overcrowded processing centers to lesser-impacted facilities, particularly from the Rio Grande Valley Sector.

On Friday, officials in the Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Sector began flying migrants from McAllen, Texas, to Del Rio, Texas, the Washington Post reported. The flights are operated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) but the migrants remain in the custody of Border Patrol.

The Post reported that the flights are aimed at moving single adults and family units from South Texas detention facilities as authorities prepare for even-larger numbers of family units and unaccompanied minors. These types of flights are highly unusual for Border Patrol, the newspaper reported. The agency resorted to utilizing flights which carry up to 135 souls because all buses are being utilized to transport migrants from the border to the initial processing centers. The flights are said to cost taxpayers about $16,000 each or about $120 per migrant.

San Angelo Live reported that migrants are being flown to Laughlin Air Force Base near Del Rio. Border Patrol officials then utilize buses to move the migrants to the Border Patrol station. Border Patrol officials stress these are “non-criminal alien family units.”

After processing, the Del Rio Sector will likely release family units with no criminal history or illnesses into local communities.

ICE officials are also screening family units in the Del Rio Sector for false or fraudulent family claims, Acting ICE Director Matthew T. Albence told Breitbart News in an interview last week.

“We have been working these cases from an investigative standpoint for quite a while,” Director Albence told Breitbart News. “What we’re doing now that is a little different is surging the additional resources to the ports of entry and Border Patrol stations where these individuals are being arrested and being processed. We’ve got teams in seven different locations who are conducting interviews of people who appear to be fraudulent families or where we have concerns that they are not who they say they are.”

“The results have been staggering thus far,” the director stated. “In just a couple of weeks, we’ve interviewed 256 family units and identified 65 fraudulent families. Almost three out of every ten families we’ve interviewed have become fraudulent.”

In an effort to more quickly determine the instances of false familial claims, federal officials are about to deploy a “rapid DNA” testing program in two locations. He said this specific type of DNA testing will return a result in 90 minutes that can identify a parent-child relationship.

Albence said the Rapid DNA testing will being this week. “We hope to have some results next week.”

Bob Price serves as associate editor and senior political news contributor for the Breitbart Border team. He is an original member of the Breitbart Texas team. Follow him on Twitter @BobPriceBBTX and Facebook.

https://www.breitbart.com/border/201...-overcrowding/

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Border Patrol Flies Migrants from South Texas to Reduce Overcrowding

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Why aren't they being flown back to Mexico instead? WHY are Americans being forced to care for these people who have no regard for our law?

TRUMP NEEDS TO ORDER THOSE PLANES GROUNDED!

REMAIN IN MEXICO...BUS THEM BACK!

Illegal aliens being bused as far north as Colorado from Texas shelters

another interesting comment under the article

E-Verify
Garbage.
Worthless.
Do an article about all the employers locked up in Federal prison. Even with high quality mugshots it would be the smallest bandwidth article ever published here.
Trump pardoned one of the rare employers prosecuted by the corrupt immigrate loving Justice Department.

"Sholom Rubashkin, an Iowa kosher meatpacking executive, had his 27-year prison sentence commuted by President Trump."
https://www.nytimes.com/201...
Worthless idea.
We have just 7,000 ICE agents on the streets of the 50 states. We need at least three hundred thousand. Anything else is just more BS for the gullible.

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So ICE finds one, a Judge finally sentences him, and Trump commutes his sentence


President Commutes Sentence of Iowa Meatpacking Executive

Sholom Rubashkin, an Iowa kosher meatpacking executive, had his 27-year prison sentence commuted by President Trump.CreditMatthew Putney/The Courier, via Associated Press




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Sholom Rubashkin, an Iowa kosher meatpacking executive, had his 27-year prison sentence commuted by President Trump.CreditCreditMatthew Putney/The Courier, via Associated Press

By Mitch Smith

• Dec. 20, 2017

President Trump on Wednesday commuted the prison sentence of Sholom Rubashkin, whose Iowa meatpacking plant was the target of a huge immigration raid in 2008, and whose 27-year prison sentence angered many Orthodox Jews.


Mr. Rubashkin made national headlines nine years ago after federal agents arrived by helicopter at the Agriprocessors plant in Postville, Iowa, and detained nearly 400 undocumented immigrants, including several children, who were working there. Mr. Rubashkin was the company’s chief executive, and the plant had been the largest kosher meatpacking operation in the country. He was later convicted of bank fraud in federal court.


Many Jewish leaders have rallied behind Mr. Rubashkin, whose treatment they said was unfair, perhaps even anti-Semitic, and whose sentence they considered unduly harsh and out of line with what other white-collar criminals received. Mr. Rubashkin had tried for years to get a reduced sentence, but was repeatedly turned down by the courts.


“Rubashkin has remained strong throughout his ordeal and convinced he would eventually obtain justice,” said Guy R. Cook, the lead trial lawyer for Mr. Rubashkin, in an email on Wednesday night. “Rubashkin and his family are overjoyed he is free and will be reunited with them.”




In a statement announcing the commutation, White House officials said they had received letters from more than 30 members of Congress, including several members of both parties, supporting an examination of the case.


“The president’s review of Mr. Rubashkin’s case and commutation decision were based on expressions of support from members of Congress and a broad cross-section of the legal community,” the White House statement said.


Senator Orrin Hatch, Republican of Utah, said on Twitter that the commutation was “a real Hanukkah miracle” and that he was “proud to be a part of a large, bipartisan group” that had pushed for that outcome.


Mr. Trump’s decision was not a pardon, and Mr. Rubashkin, who had been imprisoned in Otisville, N.Y., must still pay restitution and complete a term of supervised release. The commutation came after years of lobbying by a number of prominent lawyers and politicians who considered the sentence a miscarriage of justice.


Alan M. Dershowitz, an emeritus law professor at Harvard and a noted author, said he had been working on the case for about five years and had personally asked Mr. Trump to consider commutation. Mr. Dershowitz said he had made a similar request to Barack Obama during his presidency, but that he had declined.




“It was just compassion and justice,” Mr. Dershowitz said. “This was a bipartisan thing. It was a nonpartisan thing. And it was the right thing to do.”


But the commutation was not universally cheered. Robert Teig, a former federal prosecutor in Iowa, said that Mr. Rubashkin’s sentence “was what he earned because of his conduct” and that “it’s a sad state when politics are allowed to interfere with the justice system.”
“Really, this is 180 degrees contrary to a tough position on illegal immigration,” said Mr. Teig, who said Mr. Rubashkin had probably been Iowa’s largest employer of undocumented immigrants.


The high-profile immigration raid eventually led to the closure of the meatpacking plant in tiny Postville, which had become an unlikely hub of Orthodox Jewish life in the Midwest.


Around 300 employees of the plant, many of whom were Guatemalan, served prison sentences for identity theft, and several managers and supervisors were convicted of felony charges of harboring illegal immigrants. The immigration-related charges against Mr. Rubashkin were dropped after he was convicted of fraud. Prosecutors in his case said he had fabricated collateral for loans, causing the banks to lose more than $26 million.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/20/u...mmutation.html

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