E29: Sunland Park, Where the Border Wall Stops, the Migrants Will Come

Our next stop in the Across the Border series takes us to the El Paso/Ciudad Juarez area. Sunland Park is a neighborhood in the extreme SE of New Mexico and is a suburb of El Paso and the where some of the busiest CBP officers along the border are working. Likely because of the breakdown of power projection of the Juarez Cartel, there doesn't seem to be a lot of control over who is allowed through the wall and it's hopping! This is a geographical survey of the area, and a return at night to see some of the action.
#SunlandPark, #Anapra, #ciudadjuarez, #customsandborderprotection, #cartel

[@BobbyCroom-rx3jb]

Dude jesse I hope that you really read your comments. I still have to catch up on all of your journey though rhis is the one you were shown me so i really want to see this all episode as a first one. Please knowj you honestly you are a amazing content creator. Subscriber 209 i gor a lot to catch up on with what you been doing. Just know bro you are on the right track with what's going on. Stay safe brother.

[@AdHumanem]

@@BobbyCroom-rx3jb Thanks Bobby, I do read the comments. I appreciate it!

[@kevinbroadway5398]

i guess they could take the train

[@AdHumanem]

@@kevinbroadway5398 thats my thought. I think as the train goes around that big bend, it slows and it'd be possible to make a run from where the wall ends to the rail cars, and be shielded largely from sight by CBP