Texas judge allows release of migrants arrested after border stampede
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A judge in Texas ordered the release of migrants accused in a "border riot" where the group broke through a fence and overwhelmed National Guard troops.
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Texas authorities arrested 70 additional migrants who allegedly engaged in a riot on March 21 where National Guard soldiers were overrun and assaulted by a group trying to rush the border in El Paso, a Texas official told The Post.
A judge in Texas ordered the release of migrants accused in a "border riot" where the group broke through a fence and overwhelmed National Guard troops.
A migrant horde largely comprising military-age men from Venezuela stormed the U.S. border on March 21, attacking Texas National Guard soldiers and destroying American property in El Paso. Even though federal immigration officials were reportedly uncooperative, Texas managed to arrest a number of ..
Migrants allegedly involved in a wild stampede at the southern border that overwhelmed National Guard troops in Texas were released by an El Paso judge on Easter Sunday, according to a report.
An El Paso judge on Easter Sunday ordered Texas authorities release some of the illegal immigrants accused of rushing the southern border and overwhelming the state’s National Guard troops in March.
