Illegals Caught Hiding In A New Mexico Middle School Twice In One Week

The border crisis is completely out of hand. The Biden administration needs to do something. But they won’t. For the second time this week, illegals were found hiding out in Santa Teresa Middle School in New Mexico forcing the school to go into lockdown. These people came into our country ILLEGALLY and then said, “hey, you know what? I’m going to go hang out in this middle school around hundreds of children.” If that makes you feel uneasy, just wait until you hear the statement from Border Patrol representative Refugio Socorro. He stated, “Being that those schools are so close to the border, the proximity of the border, these types of events happen um weekly, I mean they happen very very often.” Unbelievable. But we have no crisis at the border. Our kids are safe. The Biden admin is doing the work.

The school is about 10 miles from a very common crossing area where thousands of illegals have crossed into our country illegally. According to KOAT, border patrol stated they were all trying to evade law enforcement. Shocker. But thankfully, no students have been injured. If our Federal Government would actually “do the work” (to use KJPs stupid words against her) this wouldn’t be an issue.

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