Migrants Take Selfies After Breaching Border Wall into Arizona

Migrants Take Selfies After Breaching Border Wall into Arizona

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Migrants entering the U.S. through breaches in border walls in Arizona continue, as more than 320,000 have been encountered so far this fiscal year. A video shows migrants taking selfies after successfully traveling from Mexico to Arizona.

More than 10,000 migrants were apprehended in the Tucson Sector during the past week, according to an unofficial Border Patrol report posted on social media by Chief Patrol Agent John Modlin.

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Some of the migrants take selfies and videos, which are subsequently posted on social media to encourage other migrants to make the dangerous trip to the United States from countries all over the world.

Chief Modlin reported on X that his agents encountered approximately 10,500 migrants during the past week. This brings the March total to at least 22,700 migrants who crossed in the first 14 days.

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Header featured image (edited) credit; Migrants at wall/CBS. Photographer: Justin Hamel/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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