An estimated 700,000 migrants are currently in Mexico waiting for Democrat President Joe Biden to end Title 42 on May 11.
As soon as President Donald Trump’s successful policy ends, the migrants are expected to storm the Southern Border and flood into the United States.
Trump invoked the public health authority known as Title 42 at the border in 2020, in the midst of the pandemic.
The policy has been ensuring that federal immigration officials have been able to quickly return millions of illegal aliens to Mexico over the last three years.
However, Biden will end Title 42 on May 11 and expand the administration’s Catch and Release network to quickly move border crossers and illegal aliens into the U.S. interior.
Among the measures being taken, Biden is deploying 1,500 U.S. troops to the border to free up federal immigration officials to process arrivals at a faster pace.
During a Yuma County Board of Supervisors meeting this week, supervisor Jonathan Lines revealed that Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials have warned them that as many as 700,000 migrants are waiting in Mexico to rush the border when Title 42 ends, according to Breitbart.
“Border Patrol shared with us their intelligence that there are approximately 700,000, as of three weeks ago, in the shelters in Mexico waiting to come into the United States,” Lines said.
“They also shared with us that at the Darian Gap which is at the Panama Canal, they’ve seen a 500 percent surge in people crossing over that gap on their way up to the United States.”
Rep. Andy Biggs’ (R-AZ) office confirmed to Breitbart that they too have been told by officials of the looming 700,000 migrants waiting in Mexico.
Such a “mass migration event,” as Lines said DHS officials called it, would see a foreign population arriving at the border that exceeds the resident population of cities like Boston and Nashville, Tennessee.
“Right now, all of the people that are coming across the border, 40 percent of them are expelled under Title 42 in Yuma, Arizona,” Lines said.
“So 40 percent of the people coming across are immediately expelled and they’re flown back to their countries of origin.
“That goes away on May 11; they are no longer processed out.”
Yuma County Sheriff Leon Wilmot noted that his law enforcement officers have their hands tied, unable to apprehend and detain border crossers and illegal aliens, as federal law would have them charged with kidnapping.
“[If we could arrest], I would fill the jail in a day with the amount of individuals that we encounter trespassing,” Wilmot said.
“International labor organizations and the cartels are facilitating this trade,” Lines noted.
“They’re making a significant amount of money — 27 million were forced into labor over the last two years [and] 6.3 million [forced] into sexual exploitation.”
Americans in U.S. border towns like Yuma are especially hard hit by illegal immigration.
In February, Dr. Robert Trenschel of the Yuma Regional Medical Center detailed how in just one year, local taxpayers were left with $26 million in unpaid medical bills from border crossers and illegal aliens who showed up to the hospital needed care.
That amount is set to increase, Trenschel said, when Title 42 ends.
Following Title 42’s end, close to 400,000 border crossers and illegal aliens are projected to arrive at the border every month.
Such a monthly inflow of illegal immigration would exceed the resident population of New Orleans, Louisiana.
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