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8/7/13, "Where the Border Wall Ends: South East Texas/Mexico Border Wide Open (Video)," Breitbart, Brandon Darby
"Both Democrat and Republican leaders continue to espouse that the
U.S. border with Mexico is secure, but I found the exact opposite to be
true when I went to the border on assignment for Breitbart News.
These videos expose the ease at which illegal crossings occur in the
southeast Texas area known as the Valley, one of the most heavy areas
for illegal crossing into the United States.
The first video I took revealed a gaping hole in the border fence
that resulted from a massive gate never having been installed. The
opening was slightly more than 100 yards from the Rio Grande, the river
that separates the U.S. from Mexico in Texas. I walked to the river,
then walked through the open gate into a U.S. neighborhood. I did not
see any security or border patrols for 30-35 minutes.
Approximately one mile from this gaping hole, I found the end of the
border fence. The end of the border fence sits between another U.S.
neighborhood and the river. A "wildlife management area" extends less
than a mile between the fence and the river. Here is the exclusive video:...
A short trip down the road into the "wildlife management area"
reveals the river to be unprotected. A small unopened gate with a maze
of dirt roads led one mile to the Rio Grande. The area was littered with
clothes, Mexican beer bottles, heavy jackets, and items not common for
the 100+ degree temperature of the area. The heavy clothing are often
worn by illegal border-crossers to reduce the damage from thorns and
brush as they flee from U.S. border patrols.
Here is the exclusive video of the entrance to the "wildlife
management area" in between a U.S. neighborhood and Mexico. The only
gate of any kind can be seen: (:17 video)
One mile past the open gate is the Rio Grande river. Across the river is
the Gulf cartel-controlled region of Mexico. This exclusive video shows
the river at this point: ...
After a long expanse of unsecured border, my journey brought me to the
Los Ebanos Ferry Crossing.
The crossing had a small U.S. Immigrations
and Customs Enforcement staff. Viewers will be shocked at how narrow the
river is in the area and at the primitive nature of the crossing. Local
reports discuss watching young men swim from Mexico in the evenings, after the checkpoint closes. Here is the exclusive video:...via Michael Savage
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