More than 80 illegal immigrants crushed under President Trump's border have recently been loaded on a one-way flight to return to Ecuador on the C-17 army in El Paso, Texas.
Fox News I was able to access the delivery flightTegr from Biggs Army Airfield late in Tuesday morning, including 37 men, including 43 women and 37 men.
“The take -out message here is,” It's not today, not today, it's not next week, “said Hamid Nixelet, a special operational director of the US Border Security Corps.
“Please come to the United States and do not go illegally.”
According to Fox News, the border guard staff said that passengers were illegally in the United States, sandwiched between immigration checkpoints, smuggling businesses, or hidden houses.
One of the first actions of Trump that was appointed was that it declared a state emergency at the southern US border, and opened the door to restore additional military resources to deal with the crisis. did.
In addition to expanding additional 1,500 units, the Pentagon provides airlifting support to flights of the National Land Security Bureau, including one Fox News that Fox News has been approved for access.
Boeing C-17 Globe Master III, developed by McDonella Glass by McDonella Glass in the 1990s and 1990s, frequently depends on tactical and strategic air transport missions.
Customs and border protection told the outlet that airplanes are the main assets to quickly return illegal immigrants to country of origin.
“If it takes 30, 60 or 90 days with the support of the Pentagon's partner, we send a message if you enter it illegally to come to the United States if you decide that it is easy to receive deletion. You can return to your home country within eight or seven hours of title, “NiksereSHT said.
“It's Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and anywhere in the middle.”
Part of the above flight crew C-17 flight tied to Ecuador He was on a flight to transport illegal immigrants to Colombia, but was temporarily driven off by President Gustavo Petro.
However, Petro quickly changed his song as Trump hit 25 % of the customs duties imported from South American countries to the United States.
US Embassy in Ecuador on Wednesday morning Shared photo In the flight X, the immigrant left the aircraft under the careful eyes of the US Army staff and greeted the bus parked on the airport runway.
“We are sticking to the commitment of illegal immigration and strengthening US border security,” said Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in an embassy post.
