Texas sees more than 2,500 migrants crossing the border in just 24 hours

Hundreds of migrants were spotted illegally crossing El Paso, Texas on Sunday night through the US-Mexico border.

A massive line of migrants was waiting to be stopped by Border Patrol, and more migrants are on their way.

In 24 hours, from Friday to Saturday, the El Paso sector recorded more than 2,600 migrant crossings.

Prior to these border crossings, Mexican police escorted nearly 20 buses full of migrants into the Mexican city of Ciudad Juarez, located across from El Paso. The police handed over the migrants to various non-governmental organizations.

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The migrants then left the non-governmental organizations and entered El Paso illegally.

Escort of migrants at the southern border by the Mexican police
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A video recorded by a passenger inside one of the migrant buses shows their Mexican police escort.

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Part of the group of migrants walking towards the border after being dropped off at non-governmental organizations in Ciudad Juarez.
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A photograph also shows part of the massive group of migrants marching towards the border after being dropped off at non-governmental organizations in Ciudad Juarez.