Texas sheriff on enforcing SB4 immigration law: "It's going to be impossible"

Eagle Pass, Texas — The same scene is playing out in southern border towns across the U.S. — thousands of migrants sitting in rows, side-by-side, overwhelming Border Patrol agents.

Nearly 7,900 migrants were apprehended every day last week across the southern border, up from an average of 6,000 per day in October, according to data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

On Tuesday, more than 10,500 migrants crossed into the U.S., including more than 4,000 alone in Texas' Del Rio sector, which consists of a 245-mile stretch of the Rio Grande River.