The Post has obtained information that cartels are offering to smuggle desperate migrants over the US border for $200 each. Even though the government has put new rules in place banning people for five years if they are turned away at the border, many migrants are still arriving at the border with Mexico with hopes of getting into the US. The cartels are taking advantage of this situation and are offering illegal services. Many of these migrants are waiting due to being afraid of the new rules. Cartels are taking advantage of this and are offering their illegal services to help them cross into the US.

Maria Coromoto, a Venezuelan migrant, has walked non-stop for a month to get to the US-Mexico border. She has arrived in Ciudad Juarez six days ago with her daughter. Maria has been frequently approached by smugglers offering to show her and other migrants a hole in the border wall or a tunnel that can be used to sneak into nearby El Paso for $200.

She cannot afford it, so she's going to stick to the legal route. She has faith that everything is going to work out. Being smuggled by cartels comes with serious risks like being forced to smuggle drugs, kidnap or being held for ransom.

The Post has obtained information that cartels are offering to smuggle desperate migrants over the US border for $200 each. Even though the government has put new rules in place banning people for five years if they are turned away at the border, many migrants are still arriving at the border with Mexico with hopes of getting into the US. The cartels are taking advantage of this situation and are offering illegal services. Many of these migrants are waiting due to being afraid of the new rules. Cartels are taking advantage of this and are offering their illegal services to help them cross into the US.
Maria Coromoto, a Venezuelan migrant, has walked non-stop for a month to get to the US-Mexico border. She has arrived in Ciudad Juarez six days ago with her daughter. Maria has been frequently approached by smugglers offering to show her and other migrants a hole in the border wall or a tunnel that can be used to sneak into nearby El Paso for $200.
She cannot afford it, so she's going to stick to the legal route. She has faith that everything is going to work out. Being smuggled by cartels comes with serious risks like being forced to smuggle drugs, kidnap or being held for ransom.

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