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    Texas DPS Arrests Illegal Alien Drug Smuggler with 50 Pounds of Narcotics | The Gateway Pundit

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefFebruary 9, 2025 Politics No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Texas DPS arrest an illegal alien drug smuggler on 2/1/25. Posted 2/3/25

    Texas DPS arrested an illegal alien drug smuggler earlier this month in Cameron County, who was in possession of 50 pounds of narcotics.

    The DPS brush team and the Border Patrol tracked and arrested the suspect. According to DPS sources, the drug smuggler has ties to the Gulf Cartel and is looking at potential felony charges for smuggling and drug possession.

    2/1/25: The @TxDPS Brush Team & #USBP Agents in Cameron County tracked & arrested an illegal immigrant from Mexico who smuggled 50lbs of narcotics across the Rio Grande.

    The smuggler, who has ties to the Gulf cartel, faces felony charges of drug possession & smuggling.… pic.twitter.com/X8HQwBfTS6

    — Chris Olivarez (@LtChrisOlivarez) February 3, 2025

    Texas has seen a significant decrease in border crossings since President Trump resumed office on January 20th. The latest data from the Texas DPS shows that in one day alone, on February 7th, there were 289 recorded cases of border crossings on the southwest portion of the border.

    Texas Border Crossings 2/7/25 pic.twitter.com/0EOlFrdDG2

    — Chris Olivarez (@LtChrisOlivarez) February 8, 2025

    Border Czar Tom Homan spoke with Charlie Kirk this week and explained the massive decline in border crossings from approximately 11,000 per day down to just under 450 total crossings per day in just 18 days of President Trump taking office.

    “Give us a status report so far of how your operations are going?” Kirk asked.

    “We are at about 12,000 criminal arrests in the interior of the United States. Vast majority of them being public safety threats,” Homan said.

    “I looked at the border numbers yesterday. Total border crossings 446. 446! I haven’t seen that number forever. Remember not too long ago we were dealing with 11,000 a day under Joe Biden,” Homan continued.

    Watch:

    IN 18 DAYS BORDER CROSSINGS GOING FROM 11,000 A DAY TO 446

    “We are making great progress. I am happy with them but I am not satisfied with them. I want more bad guys and fugitives.” @RealTomHoman @CharlieKirk11 pic.twitter.com/8EMT689Vr8

    — Real America’s Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) February 8, 2025

    President Trump has kept his promise to the American people to protect its citizens from an invasion and to deport illegal aliens.

    Article IV, Section 4 of the United States Constitution gives the Federal Government the authority to protect its borders.

    “The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence.” Article IV, Section 4 of the US Constitution.

    The rule of law is back.





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