A Solution to the Illegal Immigrant Problem Mysteriously Appears In El Paso, Texas By Brandon Morse for Red State
The illegal migrant problem is out of control as our porous border allows thousands of people to stream into the country with little to nothing to stop them from doing so. The Biden administration hasn’t just done nothing to help, they actually punished Border Patrol agents for doing their jobs.
The solution to the problem is rather simple. More agents and equipment at the border and a wall. All Biden had to do was do what his predecessor President Donald Trump did. Instead, he took the opposite route and instead sent his VP, Kamala Harris, south of the border to ask them nicely.
Needless to say, it didn’t work, and the illegal immigration problem got far worse.
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Texas is, by far, the worst state being hit and countless stories of farmers and ranchers stumbling upon horrific scenes and witnessing crowds of illegals trekking through their land are common. Apparently, someone had had enough and came up with a solution.
If a wall won’t be built, then we’ll erect a fence.
In a video posted by Bill Melugin of Fox News, a fence suddenly popped up in an area where migrants had been steadily streaming across the border and into the state. At this time, it’s unclear who put it up, whether it was the feds, the city of El Paso, or the state of Texas.
Border patrol vehicles can be seen behind the fence while dozens of illegal immigrants who had expected to get in easily stand waiting nearby it.
NEW: A chain link fence has been erected on the US side of the Rio Grande in El Paso, TX, where thousands of migrants have been crossing illegally daily, including a massive caravan Sunday night. Unclear if the feds or city of El Paso put up the fence. Migrants waiting behind it. pic.twitter.com/rGOZh0u8Ta
— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) December 13, 2022
