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Look how long the line stretches of asylum seekers, mostly Venezuelans. This is Piedras Negras, Mexico, where thousands are entering into Eagle Pass, Texas Help me get Elon Musk to see these videos before his visit to Eagle Pass, Texas.

Look how long the line stretches of asylum seekers, mostly Venezuelans. This is Piedras Negras, Mexico, where thousands are entering into Eagle Pass, Texas Help me get Elon Musk to see these videos before his visit to Eagle Pass, Texas.

Auden B. Cabello

27,196,650 views • 2 years ago

Eagle Pass: Local resident, Luis De La Torre, came across an alligator while fishing this morning at the Rio Grande. Previous sightings of alligators have been confirmed by Border Patrol.

Eagle Pass: Local resident, Luis De La Torre, came across an alligator while fishing this morning at the Rio Grande. Previous sightings of alligators have been confirmed by Border Patrol.

Auden B. Cabello

1,027,162 views • 2 years ago

MEXICO: US-deported migrants join a caravan leaving Tapachula, Chiapas, aiming to re-enter the United States and reunite with family members. Tapachula, near the Guatemala border, is ground zero for migrant caravans.

MEXICO: US-deported migrants join a caravan leaving Tapachula, Chiapas, aiming to re-enter the United States and reunite with family members. Tapachula, near the Guatemala border, is ground zero for migrant caravans.

Auden B. Cabello

80,638 views • 4 months ago

Drone footage of buoys getting washed away by flooding waters of the Rio Grande On the left is Eagle Pass, Texas and on the right is Piedras Negras, México. The international bridges have been reopened. Some buoys ended up on the Mexican side. Authorities pushed them back into the river. Video: Daniel Gomez

Drone footage of buoys getting washed away by flooding waters of the Rio Grande On the left is Eagle Pass, Texas and on the right is Piedras Negras, México. The international bridges have been reopened. Some buoys ended up on the Mexican side. Authorities pushed them back into the river. Video: Daniel Gomez

Auden B. Cabello

26,585 views • 1 month ago

You have seen many images from Eagle Pass, but have you seen what happens across in Mexico? This is happening every day in Piedras Negras, as hundreds head out of the shelter each day and cross into Eagle Pass, Texas. It's by design, it's well coordinated and it will not stop soon as thousands are en route to this border town.

You have seen many images from Eagle Pass, but have you seen what happens across in Mexico? This is happening every day in Piedras Negras, as hundreds head out of the shelter each day and cross into Eagle Pass, Texas. It's by design, it's well coordinated and it will not stop soon as thousands are en route to this border town.

Auden B. Cabello

159,752 views • 2 years ago

They’re back! 🚂 Remember 2-3 years ago when I was reporting about migrants taking the train (La Bestia) and arriving to the border in large groups? Under this current administration, several caravans have left Tapachula in southern Mexico making their way to central Mexico looking for work. Reality is, they gradually make it to the border. Piedras Negras, across from Eagle Pass, is reporting 50-60 daily migrant arrivals. I reached out to my contacts and it turns out the migrant shelter in Irapuato, central Mexico, has been active assisting migrants. It’s the same place where they are once again getting on the train. Are we about to witness another wave of migrants at the border? They’ve been waiting in Mexico for 2 years now and are gradually getting closer and closer to the border. Video was taken several days ago.

They’re back! 🚂 Remember 2-3 years ago when I was reporting about migrants taking the train (La Bestia) and arriving to the border in large groups? Under this current administration, several caravans have left Tapachula in southern Mexico making their way to central Mexico looking for work. Reality is, they gradually make it to the border. Piedras Negras, across from Eagle Pass, is reporting 50-60 daily migrant arrivals. I reached out to my contacts and it turns out the migrant shelter in Irapuato, central Mexico, has been active assisting migrants. It’s the same place where they are once again getting on the train. Are we about to witness another wave of migrants at the border? They’ve been waiting in Mexico for 2 years now and are gradually getting closer and closer to the border. Video was taken several days ago.

Auden B. Cabello

13,093 views • 1 month ago

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