Mexico Deported 11K Central Americans Since Mid-October — 1900 from Caravans

Mexican immigration authorities announced the deportation of more than 11,000 Central American migrants in the country illegally since mid-October. The figure includes more than 1,900 whom were parts of the various migrant caravans.

Mexico’s National Immigration Institute (INM) announced the 11,000 deportations were the result of immigration checkpoints and other operations throughout throughout the country. Some migrants also sought self-deportation. Of those, INM claims 1,906 were part of the migrant caravans.

While much of the media attention centered around the migrant caravans and their treks to Tijuana, little light is shed on the more than 1,000 daily apprehensions of migrants by the U.S. Border Patrol.

In the Rio Grande Valley, U.S. Border Patrol Sector Chief Manuel Padilla announced that over the weekend, his agents arrested close to 1,500 in his sector alone. In addition to the arrests, Padilla revealed that one of his agents was assaulted. In the same time period, agents seized more than 570 pounds of marijuana.

This weekend in #RGV South Texas: Nearly 1,500 illegal aliens arrested.

-1 dead body discovered
-Nearly 570 pounds of marijuana seized
-1 #BorderPatrol Agent assaulted
-Two 911 calls result in 5 individuals rescued#AlwaysVigilant #BorderSecurity #BuildTheWall #HonorFirst pic.twitter.com/qPYmJ4LweM

— Manuel Padilla, Jr. (@ManuelPadillaJr) November 26, 2018

The previous weekend, Padilla reported his agents made close to 2,500 arrests and had two agents assaulted. The chief also revealed 11 narcotics cases in the RGV Sector.

#Weekend #Border #News

This weekend in #RGV South Texas alone:

-Nearly 2,500 illegal alien arrests
-2 #USBP Agents assaulted
-one 911 call results in 7 rescued
-11 narcotic smuggling cases foiled
-1 dead body discovered#BuildTheWall #BorderSecurity IS #NationalSecurity pic.twitter.com/5qn7ecbNrt

— Manuel Padilla, Jr. (@ManuelPadillaJr) November 19, 2018

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