Moment female 'people smuggler' GROWLS at officer as she's bundled into van

DISTURBING footage shows the moment an alleged people smuggler lunges and growls at US Border Patrol officers as she was bundled into a van.

The dramatic arrest was allegedly captured on camera by a local agent as a women was detained in Carrizo Springs, Texas last month.


The clip, obtained by the Daily Mail, shows the alleged offender handcuffed and sitting on the edge of the van’s seat as she is asked by two U.S. Border Patrol Officers to put her feet inside so they could shut the doors close.

"We're going to close the door; you're going to stay right there before we move," one agent can be heard saying.

Dramatically, the women then lets out a loud noise before lunging towards the officer as they again try to shut the doors.

A stunned agent in the background quickly instructs her to “calm down” as her persistence enables her to step of out of vehicle.

An agent then warns her: "Ma'am, we're going to have to taser you and you're not going to like that."

To which the woman replies: "I don't understand what you are telling me."

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One officer then places his hand over her head as they make one last attempt to forced her back into the van.

His partner then suggests that they face the prospect of transporting her in another vehicle before the clip ends.

The Sun has reached out for comment from the Del Rio section of US Border Patrol.

The force could not verify the footage in a comment to the Daily Mail.

BORDER CRISIS

It comes after the Del Rio Sector recorded more than 91,000 interactions with alleged migrant crossings, from October 2021 to December 2021, according to US Customs and Border Protection data.

At the time, it was announced that migrants seeking to enter the United States would again have to stay in Mexico as they await immigration hearings – following as the Biden administration plans to reinstate the Trump-era border policy.

Previously, it was thought that roughly 70,000 asylum-seekers have been subject to the policy, which President Donald Trump introduced in January 2019 and which Biden suspended on his first day in office.

Illegal border crossings fell sharply after Mexico, as citizens faced Trump’s threat of higher tariff.

Asylum-seekers were reportedly victims of major violence while waiting in custody and faced a slew of legal obstacles, such as access to attorneys and case information.


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