The wide open border in Sunland Park, NM, continues to be exploited by human smuggling networks in neighboring Juarez, Mexico.
Many local residents feel neglected by the state and federal governments as their communities are overwhelmed by the invasion.
EXCLUSIVE: Aerial View of the Wide Open Border Near One of Mexico’s Most Dangerous Citiespic.twitter.com/bCZFF8o6Lk
— Border Hawk (@BorderHawkNews) November 18, 2024
Just a few miles east lies El Paso, TX, where crossings continue to plummet as Governor Abbott surges resources to the border. Migrants are resorting to paying smuggling groups to cross there.
Authorities on the ground are ecstatic about the incoming Trump administration – and the possibility of completing the border wall in Sunland Park.
See our previous reports from Sunland Park:
Cartel Mountain and the Invasion of New Mexico
Border Hawk takes you to one of the most dangerous places along the U.S.-Mexico frontier: Sunland Park, New Mexico.
Sunland Park lies directly across the border from Puerto de Anapra, a ‘colonia’ in Ciudad Juarez in the Mexican… pic.twitter.com/GUB5i624qg
— Border Hawk (@BorderHawkNews) June 4, 2024
Nightfall at the Wide Open New Mexico Border
Border Hawk and fellow border reporter Anthony Aguero take you on a nighttime tour of the southern edge of New Mexico, just feet from Juarez, Mexico.
In this unprotected area where the border wall abruptly terminates, there is… pic.twitter.com/KXJbptHSRG
— Border Hawk (@BorderHawkNews) April 11, 2024
