COMING TO AMERICA! Close-Up VIDEO Shows Shootout with Violent Mexican Drug Cartel
Freedom Wire

COMING TO AMERICA! Close-Up VIDEO Shows Shootout with Violent Mexican Drug Cartel

The situation at the southern border is the most chaotic that it has probably ever been.

What’s even sadder than that is the fact that it’s only getting worse. Are there some people who are legitimately seeking asylum and wanting to leave their countries for something better? Absolutely. But there is a process for this and it’s not to do something illegal.

In the same manner that if I was struggling for money the solution is not to do something illegal to remedy that situation. The solution is to do something legal like get a job and earn some money.

In both of these situations when you do something illegal you’re taking something away from somebody else ultimately. Add to that that we have no idea what kind of people are coming across the border if we’re not vetting them properly.

We’re letting in people with diseases (which I don’t believe that we should keep them out for that alone, they may need help), but they’re also bringing COVID with them.

President Trump was closing in on locking the border down completely and Biden shut that effort down by ending construction on the border wall as well as ending the “Remain in Mexico” policy.

Cartels are even making their way through the border and recent video captures just what that looks like.

Breitbart reported,

Two gunmen from Mexico’s Gulf Cartel illegally entered Texas after fleeing from a shootout with Mexican authorities. Local police arrested the men as they tried to hide with migrants who crossed the Rio Grande.

The case took place this week in the city of La Joya, where local police stopped seven individuals walking along U.S. Highway 83, according to a public a statement. When authorities spoke with the group, they learned two of the men were Gulf Cartel gunmen.

La Joya Police say the men were part of the “Spartans” cell of the Matamoros faction of the Gulf Cartel. The gunmen were in a recent shootout with Mexican military forces where 17 cartel members died. The two gunmen managed to survive and fled toward Reynosa. Once there, the men paid to be crossed into Texas. The men told police that the Gulf Cartel was looking for them due to desertion. Prior to their crossing, they had been sent to other cities to fight rival factions.

Written by Jon Archer - October 19, 2021