America’s Del Rio Sector Now “Epicenter” of Border Invasion

Border Patrol’s Del Rio Sector is officially the “epicenter” on the ongoing invasion of the United States, according to authorities.
Illegal crossings in Del Rio Sector just surpassed those of Rio Grande Valley Sector as Fiscal Year 2022 approaches a close.
“The Del Rio Sector is the epicenter for the continued migrant surge across our borders,” Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Jason D. Owens announced on Monday.
“Our daily apprehensions have been the highest in the nation for quite some time, as of last week, we surpassed the Rio Grande Valley Sector for the most apprehensions to date this fiscal year.”
The Del Rio Sector is the epicenter for the continued migrant surge across our borders.
— Chief Patrol Agent Jason D. Owens (@USBPChiefDRT) September 19, 2022
Our daily apprehensions have been the highest in the nation for quite some time, as of last week, we surpassed the Rio Grande Valley Sector for the most apprehensions to date this fiscal year. pic.twitter.com/Tt2kfrUW8a
The Del Rio Sector is amidst a record-breaking year for illegal crossings.
— Chief Patrol Agent Jason D. Owens (@USBPChiefDRT) September 8, 2022
This fiscal year, we have encountered 345 large groups & 20 of those have already come this month.
These large groups put a huge strain not only on our agents & resources, but on our communities as well. pic.twitter.com/s6CRDE6mwy
Customs and Border Protection just released data for the month of August.
During the first 11 months of FY22, 428,555 ‘encounters’ were recorded in Del Rio Sector, approximately 12,000 fewer than in Rio Grande Valley Sector.
Official figures for September will be available in the coming weeks.

During a single weekend this month, Del Rio agents recorded 3,322 apprehensions, including 733 known gotaways and 51 rescues.
Del Rio Sector Weekend Recap
— Chief Patrol Agent Jason D. Owens (@USBPChiefDRT) September 13, 2022
•Apprehensions - 3,322
•Known Gotaways - 733
•Rescues - 51
•Criminals - 2 pic.twitter.com/jFt0OrFYLl
This article was originally published by Newswars.com.
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