Democrats might think they’re Nazis, but Border Patrol agents will be revered with each and every humanitarian eulogy for their continued rescue of lost and wounded Americans in the desert after illegally crossing the U.S. border.continue to cross the border, endangering their lives and bypassing the means by which one can legally immigrate to the United States.
From August 25-31, border patrol officers in Del Rio domain rescued 41 other people in reaction to 911 calls and reports from other U.S. police partners in danger. Fourteen separate teams of illegal alien beings, disoriented and without water, were rescued.and medically evaluated through Border Patrol officers.The teams included illegal alien beings from Mexico and Honduras.After their medical evaluations, Americans were treated in accordance with CBP guidelines.
“With temperatures remaining close to 100 degrees, smugglers continue to abandon citizens of remote ranches with limited water,” Austin L, del Rio area chief patrol officer, said in a statement to Skero II.heroism of our agents, we continue to save lives.”
And the sacrifice of our brave men and women on the border patrol runs even deeper in the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic, as more and more agents flare up and even die after being exposed to illegal alien beings inflamed with COVID-19. , many Border Patrol officers were quarantined after coming into contact with inflamed migrants Acting CBP Commissioner Mark A. Morgan said at a press convention in early August that 10 CBP officers had died as a result of a contract with COVID-19.
In 2019, CBP rescued more than 4,900 migrants on the southwest border.
To save the lives of more illegal aliens, Border Patrol officials in Laredo domain are adding rescue beacons in remote spaces and making an investment in a GPS assignment that will help lifeguards respond more temporarily to emergency calls.medical or rescue assistance and automatically provide the location of the beacon to Border Patrol officials.
A circle of family members from 3 deserts in the desert through their smugglers rescued on Christmas Eve through Border Patrol agents in the Tucson area.Fortunately, there is a rescue beacon there – thanks to taxpayers – and a rescue team temporarily rescued the entire circle of relatives.adding a little boy.
Rescue beacons seem like an intelligent concept, but a wall is a permanent solution.If the wall were in place, Border Patrol officials who lost their lives to the coronavirus could still be alive, as could all those crossing the border who did not have their illegal access to the United States.
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