Juarez City.- For the third consecutive day, migrants of different nationalities are on the banks of the Rio Grande, at the height of the so-called gate 36, waiting to be processed by the Border Patrol agents of the El Paso Sector.
At the point located at the height of the Cuatro Siglos Convention Center, US agents transferred this morning in a truck part of the families with minors to their facilities, while the single adult men were lined up separately.
The separation of people at the border is to give priority attention to migrant minors, which has been confused by some South Americans with the fact that families will be able to remain in the United States.
“The United States Border Patrol in the El Paso sector wishes to remind migrants that the border is not open to those without authorization or a legal basis for entry. The El Paso Sector is currently working with other sectors to help with the expulsion of migrants found in this region,” the authority in charge of monitoring the border with Mexico reported yesterday, among the official ports of entry.
He added that “those immigrants who are not subject to removal and do not have a legal basis to remain here in the United States will be placed in removal proceedings under Title 8. This has not changed. Migrants who are in the El Paso sector are also being removed through ports of entry along the southwest border in the United States.”
This morning a unit of the State Police was observed watching the border from the banks of the Rio Grande, in front of the gate of the US mesh located at border marker number 36.
While the people who crossed the international river between Juárez and El Paso remain in line, next to the metal barrier is a large number of plastic bags with the clothes, bags, and other items they were stripped of when they turned themselves in with the Border Patrol. .
