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Mexico could do more to stop illegal crossings: Ex-Border Patrol chief | NewsNation Live

6 days ago

A large caravan of migrants is heading from southern Mexico toward the United States’ southern border. Former Border Patrol Chief Ron Vitiello says the migrants or the cartel could’ve chosen this time right before the November election in fear that things could change along the border once a new president is elected. Vitiello discusses how Mexico could assist the U.S. Border Patrol in stopping migrants from illegally crossing into the country.

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Mark Hammond

3d ago

yes they should stop the invaders into their country also

Stephan Volkle

3d ago

Why would Mexico stop this INVASION. They don't want to deal with an INVASION of their country. Like our politicians allow to happen to us

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