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El Paso border records highest migrant deaths since 2015, leading the nation in encounters - Vimarsana News

El Paso border records highest migrant deaths since 2015, leading the nation in encounters

El Paso, Texas, is not just leading the nation in migrant encounters, it's also recording a higher number of migrant deaths, according to Border Patrol.

Border Agents Train for Migrant Drownings in Texas Gulf as Title 42 End Approaches - Vimarsana News

Border Agents Train for Migrant Drownings in Texas Gulf as Title 42 End Approaches

The Border Patrol conducted a water safety exercise along the southern edge of South Padre Island to address the dangers posed to migrants.

Border Agents Train for Migrant Drownings in Texas Gulf as Title 42 End Approaches - Vimarsana News

Border Agents Train for Migrant Drownings in Texas Gulf as Title 42 End Approaches

The Border Patrol conducted a water safety exercise along the southern edge of South Padre Island to address the dangers posed to migrants.

Border Agents Train for Migrant Drownings in Texas Gulf as Title 42 End Approaches - Vimarsana News

Border Agents Train for Migrant Drownings in Texas Gulf as Title 42 End Approaches

The Border Patrol conducted a water safety exercise along the southern edge of South Padre Island to address the dangers posed to migrants.

Border Patrol sees rise in migrants using waterways to cross into South Texas - Vimarsana News

Border Patrol sees rise in migrants using waterways to cross into South Texas

Border Patrol and other federal maritime agencies on Monday simulated drowning rescues and smuggling arrests in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, which agents say is an increasingly popular way for migrants to try to cross into the United States.