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A Dozen Texas Counties Have Declared Emergencies Due to the Worsening Border Crisis

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Retired Patriot News
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Monday, May 3, 2021
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National Issues
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border
Border Patrol
crime
cartels
human smuggling
enforcement
Homeland Security
society
national security
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In this week’s C’Mon Now! we broke Joe Biden’s border coverage blackout with an interview with a lifelong rancher who lives 56 miles from the Texas-Mexico border. She says in her 40 years in the area, the current influx of illegal crossings is the worst she has ever seen. Residents do not feel safe even taking out their trash.

A resident of a nearby county farther inland and away from the border told PJ Media that she spotted an illegal migrant on her property before dawn today. He was attempting to look into the windows of her home as he trespassed. Local law enforcement took 40 minutes to arrive, and when they did, did very little to track the man. He disappeared. . .

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