The Biden Administration is now instructing agents to release illegal migrates directly into the cities in which they arrive because Border patrol facilities are maxed out.
According to a source in Border Patrol, the announcement has already been made public in Carrizo Springs and the Federal Government plans to send the same instructions to every Border Patrol sector along the Texas | Mexico border and possibly the entire southern border.
Usually the illegal migrants would be taken to Eagle Pass from Carrizo Springs, put on busses and transported
into the interior of the country rather than just released directly on to the streets of the city.
The official notice reads in part “The normal process was to be transported back to the Eagle pass area but due to that facility having no vacancy because to the high volume of migrants, the federal government has instructed the local border patrol to start releasing these individuals here in Carrirzo Springs. Typically the release would happen in Eagle Pass.”
The move poses a concern for Carrizo Springs as the city does not have public transportation so many are worried about where the massive influx of migrants will go or if they’ll stay in the city and drain city resources.
The notice did however give instructions on how to deal with the surge of illegal migrants being released into the streets of Carrizo Springs saying that the city should reach out to Uvalde and ask them how they deal with the massive release of illegal migrants on to the streets in their city.
In the past four days in the Del Rio sector, which is where Carrizo Springs is located, they’ve seen large groups of migrants numbering in the hundreds continually arriving at the southern border numerous times a day.
In the last five months alone nearly 1 million illegal migrants have crossed the southern border, that border patrol knows about – of those about 400,000 illegal migrants have been released into the country.
A record high of more than 2 million illegal migrants arrived at the southern border last year about 60% of which
were expelled under Title 42
