Texas Rep. Pfluger visits Del Rio migrant camp as numbers spike, warns ‘worst is yet to come’

Texas rep slams response to migrant surge at border

A Texas congressman slammed the White House response to the humanitarian crisis at the border, as mostly Haitian migrants flood the Del Rio crossing.

U.S. Lawmaker On Del Rio Border Fiasco: ‘Worse Than You Could Imagine,’ ‘Worst Is Yet To Come’

‘This Is a Crisis’: Texas Rep Pfluger Blasts Biden’s Border Policies

Texas Rep August Pfluger has criticized what he called the Biden Administration’s “weak border policies” in a series of tweets posted during his visit to Del Rio on September 18. The border “crisis”, he said, had “reached a boiling point.” Del Rio officials, Pfluger said, were “not equipped to handle nearly 15,000 migrants pouring into their community.” Reports said the migrants were from several countries, but that the majority were from Haiti.…

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Border Patrol Overwhelmed by Continuous Flow of Migrants into Del Rio Camp

The flow of mostly Haitian migrants continued unabated into a makeshift camp on the banks of the Rio Grande at Del Rio, Texas. Breitbart Texas captured video of the non-stop flow of migrants across the Rio Grande between Acuna, Coahuila, Mexico, and the camp in Texas. The camp is currently populated by more than 14,000 migrants living outdoors in the encampment.

Texas Rep. Pfluger visits Del Rio migrant camp as numbers spike, warns ‘worst is yet to come’

FIRST ON FOX: Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, on Saturday spoke to Fox News as he visited the site of the migrant surge in Del Rio, Texas, saying that numbers of predominantly Haitian migrants camping there in squalid conditions is approaching 15,000 — and warning the situation could get much worse.

Texas Rep. Pfluger visits Del Rio migrant camp as numbers spike, warns ‘worst is yet to come’

FIRST ON FOX: Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, on Saturday spoke to Fox News as he visited the site of the migrant surge in Del Rio, Texas, saying that the number of predominantly Haitian migrants camping there in squalid conditions is approaching 15,000 -- and warning the situation could get much worse.