"We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the U.S. Border Patrol agents and the officers of the Sunland Park Police Department for their swift and professional response to this situation," the district said after the incident. "Thanks to their efforts, the safety and security of our students and staff were maintained throughout the incident."
Not long after the incident, illegal immigrants were once again spotted in the campus on March 27. Six migrants were discovered outside the school premises trying to evade Border Patrol agents at the border. The school immediately initiated a lockdown to ensure the safety of students and staff. Fortunately, Border Patrol swiftly responded and successfully arrested the migrants.
"Being that those schools are so close to the border. The proximity of the border, these types of events happen weekly. A lot of people in that area that try to evade arrest from our apprehensions do have a criminal history or have immigration issues. So that’s the reason why they just take off running and go through locations they’re not even familiar with," said Border Patrol representative Refugio Corrales. One parent, Maria Gallegos, revealed her harrowing experience during the latest migrant incident at Santa Teresa Middle School. "We’re a little nervous because with the fear and nerves migrants have of being caught by immigration officials, we don’t know if they’d do something to our students," Gallegos said. Lorenzo Gandara, a grandparent of a Gadsden ISD student, argued that the issue of migrant crossings is getting out of hand. "It's really bad because we’re with the concern that something could happen to the kids," Gandara said. However, Corrales still tried to justify the increasing migrant encounters in Santa Teresa and Sunland Park: It is common for Border Patrol Agents to receive calls from the community in the Sunland Park area, especially those impacted by migrants who often conceal themselves inside of properties. Watch the following video about homeless camps becoming an enormous weight in cities in the United States. This video is from the NewsClips channel on Brighteon.com.Debunking McGill's "dirty dozen" hit piece: Flawed sources, pharma ties, and biased reporting
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