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Illegal Immigrants Attempt to Storm Into the US

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Up to 1,000 illegal immigrants attempted to storm into El Paso, Texas from Juarez, Mexico on Sunday through the Paso del Norte International Bridge, forcing U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Mexican military to shutdown public access for hours.

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The large group at first made it past Mexican officials on their side of the bridge but were stopped when CBP placed barricades and stationed officers in riot gear to block their path.

The bridge was eventually cleared of the group with the help from the Mexican military.

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The bridge is one of the ports of entry used by Americans and Mexicans to legally enter the United States and Mexico in the El Paso-Juarez region. Many rely on the bridge to go to work or to school.

Despite the Biden administration using the CBP One app, there are still tens of thousands of migrants waiting in Mexico who are unable to secure appointments to be legally allowed through ports of entry. While it is not clear what prompted the mass attempt on Sunday, it is possible the group was made up of people who were tired of waiting in Mexico.

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