Migrants Continue to Flock into Unofficial Border Camp Near Remote California Town by the Hundreds; Chinese Migrants Pouring Across Southern Border Spark National Security Concerns: More than 20,000 Chinese Nationals have Illegally Crossed Since the New Fiscal Year Began on Oct. 1

Migrants continue to flock into unofficial border camp near remote California town by the hundreds:

Hundreds of migrants continue to illegally cross the border into California near the remote town of Jacumba Hot Springs daily, who then gather at an unofficial camp to wait for Border Patrol.

People smugglers, known as Coyotes, drive migrants – increasingly those arriving from India and China — to places where there are gaps in the wall on the Mexican side of the border.

From there, they cross into the US and walk approximately a mile to the camp where humanitarian charity workers offer them water and a cluster of hastily constructed shelters from the elements stand.

Customs and Border Protection officers then arrive and line the migrants and their packs up for inspection. They are then transported to a facility closer to San Diego, which is 60 miles away, where they are processed, with the majority then released into the US to start their asylum claims, according to CBP data.

An eyewitness told The Post: “There was one area the people smugglers dropped everyone off but the Mexican military blocked it, so they moved on and found another.

“Several hundred people are arriving a day. The border officers move people on quickly so there isn’t a build-up of thousands of people at the camp.

“They come with a bus and vans, prioritize the women and children, and take them off for processing.

“There are families here, lots of kids. Lots of Chinese, but also people from many different countries, even as far as Russia.”

Videos have previously circulated of well-dressed Chinese migrants, mostly single men, at the camp lined up with their luggage, preparing to be searched by Border Patrol. --->READ MORE HERE

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Chinese migrants pouring across southern border spark national security concerns:

More than 20,000 Chinese nationals have illegally crossed since the new fiscal year began on Oct. 1

Newly released figures released by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) show that the number of Chinese migrants pouring across the southern border has surged since this time last year, raising national security concerns.

CBP sources tell Fox News Digital that more than 20,000 Chinese nationals have illegally crossed since the new fiscal year began on Oct. 1 – and more than 90% of them crossed into the San Diego sector in places like Jacumba, a small town about 60 miles east of the city.

That’s where Border Patrol has seen record-breaking figures, with a more than 500% increase in Chinese migrants from this time last year, making them the fastest-growing demographic entering the country illegally.

For context, there were only 450 total Chinese encounters in all of fiscal year 2021 and the San Diego sector has eclipsed that in just the past 48 hours.

Border sources say 269 Chinese migrants were apprehended by CBP officials in a single day this week.

A lot of the illegal crossings in Jacumba occur where there is a small gap in the wall, allowing illegal immigrants to slip through on a daily basis.

Fox News crews have witnessed suspected human smugglers pulling up to the border wall in SUVs and offloading migrants, who then walk through the gap.

The influx of Chinese migrants has raised concerns that some may have links to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). --->READ MORE HERE

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