The Texas Department of Public Safety said that suspected human trafficker crashed during a police chase in South Texas, leaving two migrants dead.
The migrant crisis at the border continues, and local officials say the impact is crime, drugs, and death., leaving two migrants dead and 12 injured, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. .
Pictures released by Texas DPS show a white pickup truck upside down off the roadway after rolling over. The truck came to a stop upside down off the roadway. The 14 migrants who were in the vehicle were from Mexico and Guatemala. The driver was able to flee the scene, according to Texas DPS.
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