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In reply to the discussion: Evidence is piling up: Jason Miller organized a caravan of Haitian migrants from Brazil to create th [View all]LeftInTX
(25,256 posts)It's like, "Too much border patrol at Laredo and Rio Grande Valley, let's go to Eagle Pass or Del Rio"..
It's a bit like getting in a shorter line at the grocery store.
Now if you want obscure, go to the Boquillas crossing
Park at the Boquillas Crossing parking lot near Boquillas Canyon. After passing through the port of entry visitors are ferried across the Rio Grande on a small rowboat for a modest fee ($5 round-trip). Walking across the river is permitted only at the Boquillas Crossing, but is not recommended if the river level is high.
Once across the river visitors have the option of walking to the village (1/2 mile) or paying an additional fee to ride on a burro, horse, or in a vehicle. Local guides are available. Visitors are required to check in with Mexican immigration officials upon arrival in Boquillas, and pay a small entrance fee ($3) to the Mexican Protected Area that Boquillas is situated in. A small wrist bracelet is your receipt for the entrance fee. Visitors planning to stay overnight in Mexico will need to apply for a temporary visa. Secure overnight parking at the Boquillas Crossing Port of Entry may be available.
https://www.nps.gov/bibe/planyourvisit/visiting-boquillas.htm