A large group of almost 500 migrants, mainly from Venezuela and Central America, crossed the border into Eagle Pass, breaching existing barriers.
The swift currents of the Rio Grande have raised concerns, leading to an increase in migrant deaths due to drownings.
Despite the potential for added fatalities, initial reports suggest that none of the migrants were swept away or drowned. (Trending: Biden’s Mental Decline Getting Even Worse)
Following processing, many will likely be released to pursue asylum claims in the United States.
The Del Rio Sector has seen over 38,000 apprehended migrants in October, making it the second busiest for migrant crossings in the country.
The influx of migrants is straining large metropolitan sanctuary cities across the U.S.
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