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The Tucson sector has become the busiest area for migrant apprehensions due to the large number of open gates along the southern border. This is a change from previous years when people would try to evade law enforcement. Now, migrants are coming through the open gates in large numbers, with 250 apprehended in just two and a half hours. This is unusual for the Tucson sector, which typically doesn't see people self-surrendering to border patrol agents. In fact, there were 1,600 apprehensions in a single day.

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In Eagle Pass, Texas, customs and border protection cut a hole in the Constantino wire, allowing migrants to come through. Initially, there were about 60 to 70 people, but it quickly grew to 300. Texas DPS rescued women and children from the river and brought them to safety. Illegal migration across the river into the United States continues, with thousands of people crossing in Eagle Pass. Over the weekend, a new record was set with 11,000 people crossing in a single day. We will continue to monitor the situation.

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Trump says he secured the border. Nobody's coming into our country. Now we have the border totally stopped. We've got the most controlled border we've ever had in the history and in my lifetime in the border patrol, We're going to continue getting there. In Eagle Pass, TX, during the Biden administration, more than 2,000 migrants crossed into The US in a single day. But now, under President Trump's policies, officers encounter just 20 migrants a day here. They were cutting through this barbed wire here and coming across the Rio Grande, sometimes with parents holding their children on their backs as they cross the water. Now it's a total change. What we're seeing and what we're hearing from the border patrol chief and the agents on the ground here is that anyone who crosses now is arrested, prosecuted, and turned back over into Mexico.

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Border agents in Yuma, Arizona, caught three migrant smugglers impersonating border patrol agents while attempting to bring 24 migrants into the country. Dressing up as border patrol is a sign of desperation. With a new approach focused on securing the border, complete with resources, messaging, and consequences, cartels are being forced to adapt and become more strategic. There are concerns that they will become more violent. We're ready for it, we have the resources in place and the will to fight them.

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Cartel members were seen using heavy equipment to chop down parts of the wall at the southern border. They mocked a reporter who was filming the incident. This situation is viewed as an act of war, as the cartels now control our border. In just one morning, 950 people crossed the Tucson sector, with 71% being adult men. This invasion is not receiving attention from the White House or Washington, D.C. It is crucial to complete the border wall.

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A large group of about 300 migrants managed to cross into Eagle Pass with the help of border patrol agents who removed the barbed wire. This is the fourth major crossing witnessed by our cameras in late October. Previously, these caravans were directed to unpopulated areas of the Rio Grande, where border patrol used forklift tractors to apprehend them.

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Border patrol resources in Lukeville have left the West Desert area towards Yuma unmanned, attracting illegal immigrants, criminals, and potentially terrorists. Water droppers and flags strategically placed along the route make it easier for them to enter the country illegally. The lack of tracking and monitoring in this area poses a major national security threat, as drugs, human trafficking, and potential terrorists can freely pass through. The prioritization of processing fake asylum requests over patrolling these areas is a result of Joe Biden's policies, putting America's security at risk. Dumped clothes and water bottles indicate recent activity, highlighting the urgency to address this issue. The number of illegal crossings is likely much higher than reported due to the lack of monitoring.

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Thousands of migrants are waiting in shelters in Northern Mexico, while officials claim the border is closed and secure. The situation at the US southern border is said to be reaching a breaking point, with nearly 10,000 daily encounters on average. However, some argue that this is not a border crisis but rather a result of imperialism, climate issues, and trade problems. Despite differing opinions, the president is praised for his efforts in securing the border and addressing immigration. Since December, there have been over 35,000 migrant encounters and a total of 250,000 encounters so far.

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Illegal immigration hit record lows under border patrol services. However, after a change in leadership, around 20 million people entered the country. The data shown is a few months old, but the impact is clear.

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Spiraling wire with spikes now covers the top and bottom of San Diego's border wall. Border Patrol claims this approach is working, with apprehensions down to around 30 migrants a day, compared to 1,400 daily around the same time last year. 750 additional Marines and Army personnel sent to the San Diego border in January engineered the concertina wire and assist in 24/7 surveillance. Officials state the added security has led some migrants to take other dangerous routes, including through the Otay Mesa Wilderness, and anticipate an increase in maritime crossings. Federal troops are helping monitor San Diego's coast, but their duration is unclear. More wire is expected along the eastern portion of the wall in the coming months.

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This remote stretch of the border has become increasingly busy, with a 140% increase in migrant apprehensions in the past year. Smugglers have been cutting through the border wall, creating breaches that the border patrol is struggling to address. Our cameras captured one of these breaches, where smugglers hid their faces. This is not an isolated incident, as another breach was discovered and repaired today.

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A large caravan of 3,000 migrants began walking towards the U.S. after Donald Trump was elected president. Mexican authorities intervened, warning them of potential dangers and encouraging them to return and follow proper processes. Many migrants expressed disappointment over Trump's victory, fearing increased deportations. Mexico is now actively discouraging caravans, a shift from the previous administration's approach. Trump previously threatened tariffs on Mexican goods, which prompted action from the Mexican government. With Trump back in power, he warned of even higher tariffs if the situation continues. Despite this, a significant influx of migrants is expected at the borders in the coming months.

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A large group of migrants left their shelter in Just at sunset and walked for an hour in the darkness to reach the crossing point at the river. They were guided by GPS coordinates obtained from forklift tractors that raised razor wire last October. The migrants expressed anger towards Mexican authorities for sending them to cross into this dangerous area of the river at Nike. These GPS-guided caravans have become more frequent in Eagle Pass this November.

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In the last 24 hours, there were 9,300 migrant encounters at the border, totaling 45,000 encounters in the past 5 days. New York and Arizona are unable to accommodate more illegal aliens due to financial and space constraints. The suggestion of "remain in Mexico" is brought up as a solution, which was effective before January 2021. However, under the Biden administration, this approach no longer seems to work.

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Large groups of migrants continue to cross into Eagle Pass, even at the end of the year. We joined one of the caravans that crossed in December. The migrants showed us the GPS they used to find a location on the Rio Grande. Mexican soldiers were waiting to guard their crossing. The area has seen a high number of crossings, but Mexican authorities have recently reduced the arrival of migrants.

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A news crew touring the border encountered ICE and border patrol on horseback and ATVs. They were warned about Mexican cartel coyotes who had executed the husbands of two women and their two daughters. The women were eventually found, and one of the eight-year-old girls couldn't speak due to trauma. Medical evaluation revealed she had 67 different DNA samples inside her, indicating sexual assault. The Biden administration and cartels are criticized for allowing human trafficking and atrocities to occur. The journey to America, seen as a land of opportunity, often leads to abuse and rape for these women every night.

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A cartel admitted it is easier to move human beings, drugs, guns, and fentanyl across the border now than in the history of their cartel. This has occurred within the last 3 years. Law enforcement resources are quickly depleted due to the Biden and Harris administration.

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Border patrol agents have expressed concerns about national security threats at the southern border due to the diversion of resources for processing. The number of individuals on the FBI's terror watch list apprehended while crossing illegally at the border has reached a record high of 151 this year, surpassing the previous six years combined. However, there have been over 1.5 million known "gotaways" since President Biden took office, where illegal immigrants are captured on cameras or sensors but not apprehended due to limited manpower. Internal CBP data reveals the arrest of thousands of special interest aliens from countries associated with terrorism, such as Afghanistan, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen. Border patrol agents struggle to identify these individuals.

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Border patrol is detaining migrants, handcuffing them for being here illegally. Girls are separated from boys, causing fear and tears. Many are from China and Afghanistan, arriving through mountain trails. They are being taken to shelters by a private company.

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Another caravan has arrived, just in time for the election season. These caravans are not accidental; they are often organized by NGOs. Media coverage shows that these caravans consist mostly of Hispanic individuals, but people from around the world, including China, Africa, and the Middle East, have also been apprehended. Some individuals on the terrorist watch list have been caught as well. It is important to understand that this is not just a humanitarian issue, but also a political talking point. We have the ability to stop this and should do so.

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The President has made significant efforts to secure the border and address immigration. In June, there was a major decrease in unlawful border crossings due to the President's policies. The number of federal agents working to secure the border has reached a record high of over 24,000, thanks to the President's funding. The President also brought together 21 world leaders to address immigration in a regional manner. Record funding has been secured for border security and management. Additionally, the administration has expanded the legal pathway to citizenship for migrants, specifically through the parole program. This program provides a legal way for migrants to enter the country.

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In the current fiscal year, over 40,000 Chinese migrants have been encountered at US borders, with 175,000 "gotaways" reported. These individuals are dangerous and avoid capture, possibly with criminal backgrounds or on terrorist watch lists. The influx has increased since President Biden took office, with reports of alarming encounters on ranches near the border. Communities like Nogales are experiencing street releases of migrants from various countries, leaving them stranded. The situation is concerning for Arizona and the nation as a whole.

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We encountered migrants near the river, where they were trying to navigate their way. A pregnant woman from Honduras was about to cross when she found an abandoned boy wearing a tag with a U.S. address. She felt she couldn't leave him alone despite her condition. This situation highlights the issue of unaccompanied minors. Meanwhile, Border Patrol and Texas DPS are active in the Rio Grande Valley sector, where we also observed Chinese nationals surrendering. Most of these individuals are men, with a significant percentage of Chinese nationals arriving in this area.

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Thousands of people are gathered at the border, causing a significant impact on the United States. The media only shows the surface, but the situation is much more dire. A recent flight with Texas DPS revealed that agents were unavailable to respond to individuals located miles away from the main gathering. The border system is completely broken, and the truth is not being told. Each bump on the ground represents a person, and there were 12,000 encounters today.

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Border Patrol Chief | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #486

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Theo Von hosts border patrol veteran Chris Clem, the former chief of the Yuma sector, who spent more than 27 years on the job. Clem distinguishes border security from immigration, saying they are related but separate: border security stops illegal crossing, while immigration handles visas, ports of entry, and work programs. He cites the 1942 bracero program as an example that lawful pathways can reduce illegal entry, and notes Reagan’s 1986 amnesty and the 1994 crime bill as times of expanded enforcement. The central challenge today, he says, is volume and logistics, not ideology. Clem outlines a changing border picture: starting with single adult Mexican workers, then more Central Americans, then, in 2012–2014, a surge of family units and unaccompanied children, followed by a global mix. Arrests jumped from about 400,000 in 2020 to around 1.66–2.4 million in 2021–2022, with thousands of “gotaways” and many released after processing. He explains cartel influence, with plaza bosses who charge migrants and sometimes coerce families, fueling trafficking and exploitation. He discusses asylum and credible fear, the remain-in-Mexico policy, and the backlog that leaves many in limbo for years. His proposed solutions include securing the border where it makes sense with walls, sensors, and prioritized road networks; expanding lawful pathways through faster visas and mass immigration courts; restoring migrant protection protocols; detaining while vetting; and holding agencies accountable. He critiques sanctuary-city policies for hindering cooperation with federal authorities and reviews the economic and morale costs of processing and sheltering migrants for communities, educators, EMS, and residents. Clem also discusses technology to fight online trafficking, sharing his Massive Blue project that uses AI to counter predators and illicit trafficking online. He emphasizes nonpartisan, data-driven approaches, and invites listeners to engage with stakeholders on the ground to craft practical solutions, including better pathways, quicker courts, and transparent policy.