Border agents find more than 100 illegal migrants crammed inside two different tractor-trailers near the United States-Mexico border in Texas in the space of two days
U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Laredo Border Sector took 100 undocumented immigrants into custody after they were found crammed inside two tractor-trailers in separate incidents near the United States-Mexico border region in Texas. The most recent smuggling attempt was foiled Tuesday when agents working a U.S. Highway 83 checkpoint northwest of Laredo and discovered 93 people in the cargo area after a Border Patrol canine alerted the officers. The migrants, who were all illegally in the U.S., were identified as citizens of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. Two days earlier, on Sunday, border officers ordered a driver to stop his truck for a routine inspection and found 10 Mexican nationals crammed in the back. In both cases, the migrants and the drivers were taken into custody for processing. A CBP spokesperson confirmed to DailyMail.com that the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas had taken over the investigation. Data provided to Da