INVASION USA: Swarm of military-aged immigrants arriving in Texas, citizen journalist warns

01/02/2024 / By Zoey Sky

Citizen journalist Hernando Arce recently shared footage of illegal immigrants, including a swarm of military-aged men, arriving in South Texas.

Arce’s footage, posted Dec. 21 on X, showed a large gathering of immigrants falling in line for soup from the back of a car at a CiCi’s Pizza parking lot in San Juan, Texas. In the video, Arce mentioned a makeshift food truck serving soup and bread to the illegal immigrants, which include a lot of military-aged men. Arce said the men seemed to have an average age of 25.

After chatting with the women serving food to the immigrants, Arce translated that they were serving Nicaraguan-style chicken soup.

Despite walking on a public street, Arce said he and his friend were confronted by the police and warned that they were not allowed to talk to the illegal immigrants at the gate. He noted that the man must be a rookie officer because he had never seen him before.

Arce warned viewers that the men he captured on video will soon be replacing blue-collar working-class Americans in the country within five years. “It’s also going to destroy the middle-class families in the United States of America,” he said.

There was an ongoing “historic surge at the borders,” according to Arce. He said the bridges have been shut down in Arizona and in Eagle Pass, Texas. He warned that the valley is next with the bridges being shut down. (Related: 5,000 ILLEGALS are being released in the U.S. daily, DHS tells Congress.)

Arce is referring to the suspension of multiple major railway crossing bridges across America’s southern border.

The citizen journalist said the video was an SOS alert to America as the country is slowly but surely “being overtaken, without one shot being fired.”

Rail crossings between Texas and Mexico reopen

A day after Arce shared the footage, the U.S. reopened two rail crossings between Texas and Mexico that were crucial for exports.

According to Customs and Border Protection (CBP), operations resumed on Dec. 22 afternoon at the international railway crossing bridges in Eagle Pass and El Paso, Texas. The closures had affected the agriculture industry and got some lawmakers worried because of the loss of exports.

The White House announced that the U.S. will operate the crossings 24 hours a day for the next few days. Growers, representing corn, milk, rice and soybean producers in the U.S., estimated that almost one million bushels of grain exports were lost every day during the closure.

The Biden administration closed two rail trade routes between the U.S. and Mexico, a move that was intended to free up customs personnel to assist border agents.

According to U.S. data released on Dec. 22, the number of migrants encountered by CBP agents along the clogged southern border in November remained high, with President Joe Biden now under pressure to lower the flow significantly ahead of his reelection bid.

CBP migrant encounters for November totaled 242,418, which is almost around the same level as October but is down from September’s near-record high of 270,000. According to an internal report, U.S. border agents arrested at least 10,800 migrants at the southwest border on Dec. 18.

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