Texas Counties Start Charging Illegal Aliens With Child Endangerment, Trespass

Texas Counties Start Charging Illegal Aliens With Child Endangerment, Trespass
Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe talks about the impact of the border crisis in his county, in Brackettville, Texas, on May 23, 2021. Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times
Charlotte Cuthbertson
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BRACKETTVILLE, Texas—The tens of thousands of illegal aliens that evade Border Patrol every month—hoping to slip undetected to large cities up north—are now being confronted by sheriffs who are starting to charge them for trespassing, evading arrest on foot, and endangering the life or health of a child.

Seeing no solutions to the border crisis from the federal government, some counties are looking at all possible means to rein in the high-speed vehicle pursuits, trespassing, break-ins, vehicle thefts, and other crimes that are increasing in their communities.

Charlotte Cuthbertson
Charlotte Cuthbertson
Senior Reporter
Charlotte Cuthbertson is a senior reporter with The Epoch Times who primarily covers border security and the opioid crisis.
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