'Surge' of illegals at border going mostly unseen

Article subtitle: 
Many hiding in Mexican transfer trucks
Article author: 
Leo Hohmann
Article publisher: 
WND U.S.
Article date: 
11 August 2015
January 2016
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
free trade
Mexico
national legislation
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Reports have started to surface about a new surge at the U.S.-Mexico border at a time when many Americans remain unnerved over reports of rapes and killings perpetrated by illegal aliens ...

Ronald Vitiello, the deputy U.S. Border Patrol chief, said the number of immigrant families captured at the border increased in July, bucking a downward trend that had taken shape earlier in the year ...

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Note: This has been reported on since the early 2000's. Under NAFTA, Mexican trucks are allowed to travel  into the U.S.
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NAFTA Free Trade agreement

35 Illegal Immigrants Found In Trailer -  Border Patrol agents at the Falfurrias Checkpoint discovered 35 illegal immigrants inside his trailer last week.

Border Patrol: Increasing number of illegal immigrants hiding in truck vents, drivers unaware

ICE Agents find immigrants hidden in Wal-Mart truck-investigators believe Hernandez made at least five similar smuggling trips

Mexican Trucks Entering US Cited for 1 Million Violations-the violations found by U.S. officials, many of them repeat offenses, caused 31,519 trucks and 625 drivers to be placed out of service
 

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