Police Make 1 Stunning School Discovery
A middle school in New Mexico was placed on lockdown last week after migrants were discovered to be hiding inside.
The incident happened at Santa Teresa Middle School near the U.S. Southern border with Mexico and is not the first time migrants were discovered hiding there…
“A lot of people in that area that try to evade arrest from our apprehensions do have a criminal history or have immigration issues. So that’s the reason why they just take off running and go through locations they’re not even familiar with,” he added.
Illegal aliens were found hiding in a middle school near the border in New Mexico. While some border jumpers surrender to border agents, claiming asylum, many allude authorities. This is usually because the migrants have a criminal record and are fleeing justice from their home country.
The school had to be put into lockdown, to prevent students from moving freely in the school and encountering the migrants. According to reports, this was not the first time migrants used the school to hide.
It appears the school is only five miles from the border, near a gap in border called “The Anarpa Gap.” Although this appears to be a well-known means of entry, it has not been secured by DHS or New Mexico authorities.
Unlike Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California are doing a dismally poor job of securing the border. These states have more Democrat leadership in place, whom might be unconcerned with the major threat millions of illegals pose to their residents.
The incident happened at Santa Teresa Middle School near the U.S. Southern border with Mexico and is not the first time migrants were discovered hiding there…
“A lot of people in that area that try to evade arrest from our apprehensions do have a criminal history or have immigration issues. So that’s the reason why they just take off running and go through locations they’re not even familiar with,” he added.
Illegal aliens were found hiding in a middle school near the border in New Mexico. While some border jumpers surrender to border agents, claiming asylum, many allude authorities. This is usually because the migrants have a criminal record and are fleeing justice from their home country.
The school had to be put into lockdown, to prevent students from moving freely in the school and encountering the migrants. According to reports, this was not the first time migrants used the school to hide.
It appears the school is only five miles from the border, near a gap in border called “The Anarpa Gap.” Although this appears to be a well-known means of entry, it has not been secured by DHS or New Mexico authorities.
Unlike Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California are doing a dismally poor job of securing the border. These states have more Democrat leadership in place, whom might be unconcerned with the major threat millions of illegals pose to their residents.
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