Border Patrol agents have found three illegal immigrants wearing "special" camouflage clothing to blend in with the New Mexico desert, according to federal officials. a government agency said on Thursday.
A photo posted on Border Patrol's social his media account shows the trio in so-called Gilly his suits, which hunters often use to blend in with the outdoors.
In this case, the disguise was intended to look like a dry brush in the desert near Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Found by an agent.
" Those who enter the United States illegally often use extraordinary tactics to avoid detection and arrest,"said Gloria I. Chavez tweeted Thursday. "Kudos to the Gilly El Paso Sector Santa Teresa Station Officer who stopped three immigrants in suits."
Caught at the Border The more extreme tactics used by immigrants to avoid harassment may have to do with the U.S. amnesty policy. Immigrants from certain counties such as Venezuela and Colombia are generally eligible to initiate the asylum-seeking process in the United States as long as they can reach US soil.
Immigrants from these countries who illegally crossed the US border actively seek out border agents to claim asylum and turn themselves in.Agents opened gates to border wall Texas as seen in this week's video.
