Border Patrol exchanges gunfire with Mexican drug cartel: Photo credit: Fox News’ Bill Melugin
President Trump’s first order of business was to declare an emergency on the US-Mexico border.
The Mexican drug cartel was put on notice today that they are no longer in charge of the US border.
Border Patrol agents exchanged gunfire with Mexican drug cartel members on Monday as they tried to bring a group of illegals over the border in Fronton, Texas.
The illegals did not make it across the river.
Nobody was struck on either side.
Via Fox News reporter Bill Melugin: Per multiple law enforcement sources, within the last hour, Border Patrol agents near Fronton, TX were fired upon from MX by suspected cartel gunmen as a group of illegal aliens were being brought across the river. I’m told BP returned fire, nobody hit on either side, and that the illegal aliens did not make it across.
BREAKING: Per multiple law enforcement sources, within the last hour, Border Patrol agents near Fronton, TX were fired upon from MX by suspected cartel gunmen as a group of illegal aliens were being brought across the river. I’m told BP returned fire, nobody hit on either side,…
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) January 27, 2025
Texas DPS is patrolling the area and using a drone to monitor the Mexican side.
Texas DPS @LtChrisOlivarez tells me DPS is now patrolling the area and has a drone in the air and can see Mexican military assets now staging on the other side of the river. pic.twitter.com/z61RkrVvEq
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) January 27, 2025
NewsNation reporter Jorge Ventura said the illegals were blocked from crossing the river after Border Patrol agents returned fire.
WATCH:
BREAKING- Active investigation on the Texas border in Fronton after border patrol agents were fired upon by suspected cartel members on the Mexican side attempting to cross a group of illegals , agents returned gunfire , no one was hit.
Border patrol agent advised me to leave… pic.twitter.com/P3l6X5ZH6h
— Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) January 27, 2025
Border Patrol Tactical Units arrived on scene after the Mexican cartel fired on agents in Fronton.
BORTAC units from the Border Patrol arriving at the scene here in Fronton as the investigation continues after agents were fired upon by suspected cartel members https://t.co/4A2WT72HCt pic.twitter.com/4NwxtrZik2
— Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) January 27, 2025
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