Reporter who witnessed Texas migrant stampede describes 'absolute chaos' erupting in 'matter of seconds'
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New York Post reporter Jennie Taer detailed 'chaos' at the southern border after hundreds of migrants, caught on video, stormed Texas National Guardsmen to enter the United States.
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"It all happened so fast," Taer told Dana Perino Friday.
"You had a group of 600 migrants that were all seemingly very calm for… 30 minutes that we were there, maybe an hour. And then all of a sudden, the Texas National Guard began to take the separated groups. So there were 300 single adults. There were 300 families and children and women on the other side. Those people were going to be taken for processing by Border Patrol. That was their priority. The single adults were being taken off into small groups back to Mexico. They realized that was their fate and… just within a matter of seconds, it became absolute chaos."
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