Texas DPS High-Speed Chase of Smuggler
of Illegals Results in Crash – Two Illegals
Then Swim Back to Mexico
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 4/26/2025 5:29:48 PM
The border is secure under President Trump, but four years of crooked Joe Biden is still evident in the number of illegals and human smugglers in the United States. Texas DPS pursued a smuggler of illegal aliens in Webb County on a high-speed chase that resulted in a crash. The human smuggler, Carlos Alejandro Hernandez Briones, was driving a red Chevrolet Tahoe and refused to stop for DPS troopers. After crashing the vehicle, Briones, along with two illegal aliens jumped into the Rio Grande to swim to Mexico. The two illegals made it successfully while Briones was not able to make it. The troopers tossed him
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