![]() ![]() The Biden administration has faced increasing criticism over the rising number of border crossings from Mexico since taking office last year. Roger Marshall put his medical training to use and helped a migrant woman suffering from the effects of extreme heat. Roger Marshall, MD, renders aid to a victim of the border crisis. Either he’s the most incompetent person in the world, or he wants this crisis - he wants to remake America.” Sen. “This is an unsustainable humanitarian crisis, this is a human tragedy created by Joe Biden and his policies,” he continued. “By the time they show up, they have dysentery, they’re dehydrated, they have wounds, infections, many of them have been sexually abused, all the things you can imagine, and then many people are dying on the way from the heatstroke, from dehydration and then more dying as they drown coming across the river,” Marshall told Fox News. The senator then blasted the “unsustainable humanitarian crisis” along the southern border, blaming President Biden and “his policies” for fostering it. I was able to do my little part, but they’re the true heroes, not me,” he said. “Those poor officers are expected to be nurses, social workers, psychologists and at the same time have to keep themselves safe and keep America safe. Marshall credited the Border Patrol agents who he said deal with similar situations every day, calling them “the true heroes.” “That’s heat exhaustion going into heat stroke, and once heat stroke starts, it’s almost irreversible,” he said. Marshall later added that he recognized the woman was “in distress … semi-conscious, fading in and out.” Migrants who had crossed the Rio Grande river into the United States are taken away by Border Patrol agents in Eagle Pass, Texas, on May 21, 2022. “The one young lady was obviously having heat exhaustion, and maybe she was bordering on heat stroke, so when they brought her, I was able to look at her, and … her respiration was really fast, her pulse was 140, she hadn’t drunk water in two days, her knee was hurting, her hand was cut up from the barbed wire fence, and I really think she’d have probably died in, I don’t know, an hour or two,” Marshall, a trained OB/GYN, later told Fox News. Other officers express concern about dehydration since the woman had allegedly gone without water for two days. “It’s okay,” he tells the woman, before urging her to drink more water. ![]() Clothing from Central American migrants litters the bank of the Rio Grande. Marshall is seen handing the woman water and questioning her about an injury on her leg. The six-and-a-half-minute video, titled “Doctor First,” shows local law enforcement and Border Patrol agents spotting a silver car packed with several migrants - including one in the trunk - and giving chase.Īfter officials pull the car over, many of the migrants are taken into custody, including one woman who appears injured. “The criminal element is a lot higher now coming through than the ones that just really want to come to work and contribute for the family and send money back.” “It comes in waves, but here lately we’ve noticed an increase of drop-offs and pickups on the north side of town,” Brooks County Sheriff’s Capt. Video released by the Kansas Republican’s office Monday shows the encounter in Brooks County, Texas - just over 40 miles from the frontier and an area where people smugglers frequently drop off or pick up illegal immigrants. Roger Marshall was forced to put his medical training to use and help a migrant woman suffering from the effects of extreme heat during a recent visit by the lawmaker to the US-Mexico border region. Real cause of migrant crisis: Letters to the Editor - May 26, 2023Ĭartels offer to smuggle migrants over the US border for $200 each - but risks include drug smuggling and fingers being cutīorder crisis is Biden’s fault, and only the GOP is trying to fix itĪndrew Cuomo has no regrets in handling COVID crisis, denies sex harassment claims ![]()
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