Fox News Exclusive: At the border for a first-hand look at "The Flood"

thisnumbersdisconnected · Jul 14, 2014

Fox News: Endless wave of illegal immigrants floods Rio Grande valley

EXCLUSIVE: McALLEN, Texas — Life jackets of all sizes and the occasional punctured raft are strewn along the banks of the Rio Grande, just south of Mission, Texas, where a relentless onslaught of illegal immigrants eagerly surrender to beleaguered Border Patrol agents around the clock.

It’s a cycle for which there is no end in sight.

“You're going to be out here a long time,” Fernando, an El Salvadoran child, told FoxNews.com shortly after surrendering to Border Patrol authorities after midnight Saturday. “There are thousands of us."

With most of the men and women charged with securing the Mexican border busy processing some of the 60,000 illegal immigrants who have made the harrowing - and sometimes deadly -journey to the American border in the past nine months, only a handful of Border Patrol agents drive the riverside loop in a small town called Granjeno just south of Mission, in the Rincon peninsula.

Illegal immigrants of all ages, including many unaccompanied children, run to them to surrender. They are piled into the back of Border Patrol vehicles and taken to a makeshift staging area in Rincon Village, where a large Border Patrol bus waits to transport them to McAllen’s Border Patrol facility.

FoxNews.com accompanied Texas lawmaker Louie Gohmert, a former judge and current Republican Congressman, to the site in the pre-dawn hours of Saturday. Gohmert, whose district lies some 550 miles northeast of what has become the most heavily-trafficked people-smuggling route in the world, has been to the location many times, but has never seen it so understaffed and overwhelmed.
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Obama continues to lie, denying his own words that "they will be returned home" by shipping them by plane and bus thousands of miles from the border to be housed in unsuspecting communities who don't know the children and young adults are even there, how many of them there are, what their names are, what the government intends to do with them. Most are simply "processed" and released into the community with a promise to return for a court hearing that will never happen and for which they wouldn't be present regardless.

Worse: Ranchers have found prayer shawls and Qu'rans abandoned or lost inside the border. Literally thousands of illegals cross the border each week. And the U.S. does nothing. Not Democrats, not Republicans, no one. We are surrendering our country to foreign nationals who have no interest in maintaining our way of life, our heritage or our Constitution.

poncho · Jul 14, 2014

The “Toward a North American Community?” conference
hosted by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for
Scholars on June 11, 2002, examined the current relationships
between the United States, Mexico, and Canada, and investigated the
future of North American integration.

http://www.wilsoncenter.org/sites/default/files/NACrpt.pdf

“After America, there is North America,” explained Petraeus, the former U.S. military commander and former head of the CIA, to a panel entitled “After America, What?” held at the Margaret Thatcher Conference on Liberty on June 18, 2014, hosted by the Center for Policy Studies in Great Britain.

http://www.wnd.com/2014/07/what-comes-after-america/

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