Topic: Piedras Negras

Dan Lyman describes a Border Hawk investigation into a heavily guarded migrant shelter in Piedras Negras, Mexico. He claims that U.S. federal agents have previously tampered with Texas razor wire to facilitate crossings. Lyman argues that current enforcement actions are "security theater" designed to look effective only when cameras are present.

War correspondent Michael Yon joins from Panama to discuss the migration routes through the Darien Gap and the specific geography of Eagle Pass. He characterizes the current border standoff as a "speck of pepper" relative to the entire border and warns of the logistical infrastructure being built to facilitate mass migration.

Illegal crossings have reportedly plummeted in Eagle Pass following a crackdown by Mexican authorities in Piedras Negras. Mexican soldiers and migration agents are now patrolling roads and flying migrants back to southern Mexico. This shift follows a meeting between U.S. officials and the AMLO administration, resulting in a 90% decrease in illegal traffic in certain sectors.