Thread: Texas Border Patrol agents find 27 illegal aliens in rental vehicles

South Texas Border Patrol agents find 27 undocumented immigrants in rental vehicles

Alexandria Rodriguez, Corpus Christi Caller TimesPublished 6:03 p.m. CT Aug. 14, 2018

Once in the custody of Customs and Border Protection, adults who will be prosecuted for the misdemeanor charge of illegal entry into the U.S. are handed a flier that details the "next steps for families." Beatriz Alvarado/Caller-Times


(Photo: Casey Jackson/Caller-Times)


South Texas U.S. Border Patrol agents found 27 undocumented immigrants inside two rental vehicles.
Sunday, a K-9 alerted agents to a rental box truck at the Falfurrias checkpoint, according to a news release.

A inspection resulted in the discovery of 18 undocumented immigrants. One was a 17-year-old unaccompanied child, the release.

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Agents found the immigrants were from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua, the release states.

On Monday, agents stopped a rental van at the same checkpoint.

In that search agents found nine undocumented immigrants inside the van. Agents believe the people inside are from Mexico and Honduras, the release states.

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Both cases will be turned over to Homeland Security for prosecution.

https://www.caller.com/story/news/cr...les/992817002/

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Once in the custody of Customs and Border Protection, adults who will be prosecuted for the misdemeanor charge of illegal entry into the U.S. are handed a flier that details the "next steps for families." Beatriz Alvarado/Caller-Times

What exactly does this mean-----are handed a flier that details the "next steps for families."

Originally Posted by stoptheinvaders

What exactly does this mean-----are handed a flier that details the "next steps for families."

Once in the custody of Customs and Border Protection, adults are handed a flier that details the "next steps for families."



Once in the custody of Customs and Border Protection, adults are being handed a flyer that details the "next steps for families." (Photo: Screenshot/Department of Homeland Security)

https://www.caller.com/story/news/te...ent/715630002/

Here's a breakdown of how families can be reunified, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security:

Step 1

• The adult is charged with the crime of illegal entry into the United States.

Step 2

• Within the next 48 hours, the adult is transferred to the custody of the Department of Justice and will be presented before a judge for having violated this law.
• The adult's child(ren) are now under the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Refugee Resettlement. The child(ren) will be held in a temporary child shelter or hosted by a foster family.
• At this point, the reunification process falls on the lap of the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services.

Step 3

• Adults can attempt to locate their children in thee ways, according to the flyer.
• They can call the Immigration and Customs Enforcement call center from inside or outside a detention facility from Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• They can call the ORR Parent Hotline from inside or outside a detention facility, which is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Friends, family, ORR staff, and legal representatives can assist the adult by emailing Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Step 4

• After the adult's court hearing, they are transferred to the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
• While in ICE custody, agents will work with ORR to schedule regular communication — via telephone and/or video teleconferencing — with their child(ren).
• ICE also provides access to legal self-help materials.

STEP 1: Hand all minor's over into the care and custody of THEIR Consulate or Embassy for immediate deportation.

STEP 2: Place the adults in Federal Tent City on Federal Land with a panel of Federal Judges. Serve time and/or deport on the spot.

STEP 3: The adults go home and go pick up their children in facilities operated by THEIR government. Let them house and feed them or hand them over to relatives on their soil.


STOP THIS UNRELENTING INVASION OF OUR COUNTRY AND STOP THIS HUMAN TRAFFICKING!

August 15, 2018
Bob Price

Border Patrol agents assigned to the Falfurrias Checkpoint found 27 migrants locked in the back of two commercial rental trucks in separate incidents this week. The smuggled include at least one unaccompanied minor.

Rio Grande Valley Sector agents assigned to the Falfurrias Border Patrol checkpoint on Sunday observed a rental box truck approaching for an immigration inspection. During the initial interview, a K-9 agent alerted to the possible presence of drug or human cargo present. The agents ordered the driver to the secondary inspection station, according to Rio Grande Valley Sector officials.

During a secondary inspection, agents opened the rear door of the truck and found 18 illegal immigrants locked inside the hot truck with no ventilation or means of escape if an accident were to occur. The agents identified the migrants as having come from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, and Nicaragua.

The agents transported the 18 illegal immigrants to the Falfurrias Station for initial intake processing and a biometric background investigation. During the records check, agents identified one of the migrants as a 17-year-old unaccompanied minor.

A similar incident occurred the following day when agents again observed a rental box truck approaching the immigration checkpoint. A K-9 agent again alerted to the possible presence of drugs or humans in the rental truck’s cargo area. The agents referred the driver to a secondary inspection station for further investigation.

The agents carried out a search and found nine more migrants locked in the rear. An investigation revealed the human cargo came to the U.S. from Honduras and Mexico, officials stated.

Agents arrested the migrants and turned both cases over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations for possible prosecution for immigration violations and human smuggling.

https://www.breitbart.com/texas/2018...rental-trucks/

Drive it over the border and DUMP them out!

They will never stop coming!