Hundreds of migrants storm border entry point in El Paso, prompting standoff with Border Patrol

False rumors lead migrants to try to cross the United States border

People arrived at the border bridge that connects Ciudad Juárez to El Paso, Texas after comments that said that there would be buses that would take them to Canada

1,000 Illegal Aliens Storm U.S. Southern Border In El Paso

On March 12, a group of 1,000 migrants attempted to storm the U.S. southern border at a port of entry in El Paso, Texas, according to a new report from Fox LA. Video posted to Twitter by Fox National Correspondent Bill Melugin shows the group pushing past Mexico’s side of the Paso Del Norte bridge, which connects El Paso to the city of Juarez. BREAKING: Our contact in Juarez, MX tells us a massive group of at least 1,000 migrants just attempte…

Hundreds of migrants attempt to storm the US-Mexico border

Hundreds of people tried to storm the US-Mexico border on Sunday, after a rumor that migrants would be allowed to cross into the United States.

Agents stop crowd at Texas border crossing amid asylum woes

Video of the scene at the Paso Del Norte bridge on Sunday showed hundreds of migrants brush past Mexican National Guard officers on the Mexican side, some carrying children on their shoulders. Many appeared to be Venezuelan, by their accents.

Hundreds of migrants attempt to storm the US-Mexico border

Hundreds of people tried to storm the US-Mexico border on Sunday, after a rumor that migrants would be allowed to cross into the United States.  Around noon, a large crowd of mainly Venezuelans began to gather near the entrance of a bridge connecting Mexico’s Ciudad Juarez to El Paso, Texas in the southern United States.  Frustrated by delays and difficulties in applying for asylum in the United States after journeys thousands of miles long thro…

Agents stop crowd at Texas border crossing amid asylum woes

Video of the scene at the Paso Del Norte bridge on Sunday showed hundreds of migrants brush past Mexican National Guard officers on the Mexican side, some carrying children on their shoulders. Many appeared to be Venezuelan, by their accents.