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'Asylum' signs spotted welcoming migrants who cross illegally in Texas
This is the welcoming America we know and love. Thank you, Mr. President!
A few hundred feet from the murky, green waters of the Rio Grande River, a handwritten sign tucked inside a plastic Department of Homeland Security property sleeve is duct taped to the trunk of a weesatch tree.
It says "Asilo" — the Spanish word for asylum.
It is written in large letters on a piece of cardboard above an arrow showing the direction of the Anzalduas Port of Entry in Mission, Texas and the directive "Camine asi al puente, 3 km" or, roughly, "Walk this way to the bridge".
The signs are further evidence of President Biden's more inviting approach to immigration that has caused a surge of border crossings. DHS officials said it is on pace to be the largest in two decades after a series of strict immigration policies set in place by former President Donald Trump were rolled back.
"They're coming in with the mentality that they're going to stay here… It's just way different, we're not used to it", said Deputy Constable Ray Trevino, who took The Post for the ride-along as he worked Operation Stonegarden, a federal grant program that funds local law enforcement units to assist with border security measures.
"Once Trump got out and Biden came in, everybody started coming in also".
A few hundred feet from the murky, green waters of the Rio Grande River, a handwritten sign tucked inside a plastic Department of Homeland Security property sleeve is duct taped to the trunk of a weesatch tree.
