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Over 10,000 Migrants Evade Capture at Texas Border Since October

KTSM••Jeff Arnold and Ali Bradley
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Since October, over 10,000 illegal immigrants have successfully crossed the Texas border without being apprehended, raising concerns about border security. This surge in 'gotaways' has prompted Texas troopers to collaborate with federal authorities to enhance enforcement and address the growing issue. The situation challenges the narrative of a completely secure border, highlighting the complexities of immigration control. Residents should stay informed about ongoing border security efforts and any potential impacts on local communities.

Key Details: • Over 10,000 illegal immigrants have evaded capture since October. • Texas troopers are working with federal agencies to address the issue. • Concerns are rising about the effectiveness of current border security measures.

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