[BuckeyeTexan]

Do we know where most of these interlopers are crossing the border?

Looks like it was the Rio Grande Valley before this invasion and is now. Reynosa, Mexico is there and that is where the majority of the OTM's are stranded when they run out of money before crossing. Unfortunately, that sector also has the highest of everything in the tables I posted above.

Researching busses now.

[Syncro]

Thread from action planned June 18th

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3169578/posts

***ACTION ALERT*** All Texas & National Militia Available Please Converge Immediately Status GO

[BuckeyeTexan]

Map to follow.

U.S. Border Patrol: Rio Grande Valley Sector, Texas

• Rio Grande City Station
  730 Border Patrol Lane
  Rio Grande City, Texas 78582
  Phone: (956) 487-1044
  Fax: (956) 487-1059
  
• Harlingen Station
  3902 S. Expressway 77
  Harlingen, Texas 78552
  Phone (956) 366-3000
  Fax: (956) 366-3001
• Fort Brown Station
  3305 S. Expressway 83
  Brownsville, Texas 78521
  Phone: (956) 547-3100
  Fax: (956) 547-3174
  
• McAllen Station
  3000 West Military Highway
  McAllen, TX 78503
  Phone: (956) 217-3700
  Fax: (956) 686-4609
• Brownsville Station
  940 N. FM 511
  Olmito, Texas 78575
  Office: (956) 983-1100
  Fax: (956) 350-4243
• Falfurrias Station
  P.O. Box 479 (Mailing Address)
  933 County Road 300 (Physical Address)
  Falfurrias, Texas 78355
  Phone: (361) 325-7000
  Fax: (361) 325-7103
  
• Corpus Christi Station
  9149 State Highway 44
  Corpus Christi, Texas 78406
  Office: (361) 879-4300
  Fax: (361) 879-4471
• Weslaco Station
  1501 E. Expressway 83
  Weslaco, Texas 78559
  Phone: (956) 647-8800
  Fax: (956) 969-8252
  
• Kingsville Station
  2422 E. Senator Carlos Truan Blvd.
  Kingsville, Texas 78363
  Phone: (361) 595-8700
  Fax: Fax: (361) 221-9821