Illegal migrants plant foreign flag on Texas island in Rio Grande as border crisis grows
- Thousands of predominantly Venezuelan adult illegal immigrants gathered under a bridge near Eagle Pass, Texas, despite the Biden administration's messaging of 'do not come' and promised consequences for illegal crossings.
- The immigrants planted a flag resembling the Colombian flag on a small island near Eagle Pass, Texas, which borders the Rio Grande.
- Lieutenant Chris Olivarez, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Public Safety's South Texas Region, confirmed that many of the immigrants were from Venezuela, although they planted a Colombian flag on the Texas island.
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