Thirty-three illicit immigrants closed in a truck discovered by Texas Border Patrol

Thirty-three illicit immigrants closed in a truck discovered by Texas Border Patrol
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The border patrol agents of Texas state have dealt with another human trafficking operation that involved thirty-three illicit migrants closed in the hundred-degree U-Haul vehicle with no air crossing.

America’s Customs & Border Protection officials founded a crowded vehicle outside of the McDonald’s restaurant in the Texas town of Van Horn over the weekend.

Immigrants dealing with extremely hot temperate above 100 degree

According to the local news channel, the migrants inside the U-Haul vehicle were facing heat related problems, and nearly a dozen of them required medical treatment badly, but no one in the truck died.

Sean McGuffin (Big Bend Sector Chief of Border Patrol) described to KVIA that had their heroic agents that have not been able to release these stuck illegal migrants; they could have seen thirty-three miserable deaths in this event.

Thirty-three illicit immigrants closed in a truck discovered by Texas Border Patrol
Thirty-three illicit immigrants closed in a truck discovered by Texas Border Patrol
Source: Web

He added that smugglers don’t care what kind of misery they throw at people after taking their money. Furthermore, no further details were presented. The news agency Fox News has traveled to the Big bend Sector of the Border Patrol looking for comment.

The incident exposed less than a week when border agents captured another U-Haul vehicle containing twenty-seven illicit migrants. Same as discovered in Van Horn, west Texas, and the temperature inside the vehicle was baking hot, which is 106-degree. Besides this, none of the migrants had their personal protective equipment.

The news agency, Fox News, came to U-Haul vehicle for a remark on the matter. One of the spokesmen described that the incident isn’t a matter that the vehicle will provide comment on. He stated that they tend to let law enforcement speak to any illegal action where their equipment may be involved.