Over the last 48 hours, Del Rio, Texas, sees an increase in border crossings with approximately 10,000 migrants, primarily from Haiti who traveled through Central and South America. The migrants are currently being kept in a camp underneath an overpass bridge and provided emergency supplies before being sent to either a Border Patrol station or Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Migrants are reportedly using instructions circulated on WhatsApp to evade border security based on interviews conducted at the camp.
Over the last 48 hours, Del Rio, Texas sees a surge in border crossings with approximately 10,000 migrants, primarily from Haiti traveling through Central and South America. The migrants are currently being kept in a camp underneath an overpass bridge and provided emergency supplies before being sent to a Border Patrol station or Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Migrants are reportedly using instructions circulated over WhatsApp to evade border security based on interviews at the camp.
Over the last 48 hours, Del Rio, Texas sees anincrease in border crossings with approximately 10,000 migrants, primarily from Haiti whotraveled through Central and South America. The migrants are currently being kept in a camp underneath an overpass bridge and provided emergency supplies before being sent to eithera Border Patrol station or Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Migrants are reportedly using instructions circulated on WhatsApp to evade border security based on interviewsconducted at the camp.
Over the last 48 hours, Del Rio, Texas, sees an increase in border crossings with approximately 10,000 migrants, primarily from Haiti who traveled through Central and South America. The migrants are currently being kept in a camp underneath an overpass bridge and provided emergency supplies before being sent to either a Border Patrol station or Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Migrants are reportedly using instructions circulated on WhatsApp to evade border security based on interviews conducted at the camp.
/cloudfront-us-east-2.images.arcpublishing.com/reuters/JGZI7ZULPNMWJDEAFQOUJ7FE7A.jpg "WhatsApp instructions, Mexican struggles: How Haitians ended up in Texas camp © Reuters")