124 migrants involved in a violent Texas border riot are set free, raising questions about border security and the consequences of lawless behavior. 🌐 #News #ElPasoTX #Texas #Crime
EL PASO, TX – In a decision that has shocked many, U.S. authorities have released 124 migrants involved in a violent border riot earlier this year. Despite injuring multiple National Guard members, these individuals have been freed from custody under the Biden administration’s policy prioritizing the detention of those deemed serious security risks. This release follows a chaotic incident in El Paso, Texas, where more than 200 migrants stormed the U.S. southern border, overwhelming security forces and leaving soldiers injured.
A Violent Rush at the Border
On March 21, a group of 211 migrants forcibly broke through razor wire at the southern border in El Paso. They charged toward the border wall, overwhelming the small number of National Guard soldiers present.
The ensuing chaos led to several soldiers being injured, with at least one suffering a knee injury caused by a stomp from one of the rioters. The dramatic scene was captured on video, spreading quickly across social media. In response, the rioters were initially charged, but those charges were dropped months later due to a legal technicality.
ICE’s Controversial Release of Migrants
Despite the violent nature of the incident, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has decided to release 124 of the involved migrants, arguing that they do not pose a significant security threat…