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Two Migrants Disguise as Construction Workers in Border Crossing Attempt

KTSM••Fernie Ortiz
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In a recent incident, two migrants tried to cross into the United States by disguising themselves as construction workers at a work site in El Paso. This unusual tactic was reported by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, highlighting ongoing challenges at the border. The attempt underscores the lengths to which individuals may go to evade detection while seeking entry into the U.S. The situation raises questions about border security and the effectiveness of current measures in place to manage migration.

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