'We're being inundated': Vigilante Group uses secret cameras to record the flow of illegal immigrants across the border
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A group of private citizens have documented using motion-detector cameras illegal immigrants crossing the border into the United States.
The group, Secure Border Intelligence, also has recorded audio conversations between Border Patrol pilots and agents on the ground which they say document the how porous the border is with Mexico.
'We haven't been in that area for hours... we're being inundated where we're at,' one drone pilot says of the border.
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Secure Border Intelligence, a group of citizens in Arizona, have used to motion-detector cameras to record illegal immigrants coming into America
Border patrol agents have been recorded saying they're being 'inundated' with immigrants crossing into America
'This is Night Owl on air four. You guys got targets out there?', one agent is heard on the tapes, obtained by Fox News.
The drone operated responds: 'Are you kidding me? We just broke the record.'
And in another recording, a helicopter pilot reports: 'We're going to need another person over here, we've got about 50 bodies out there.'
The group gets the conversations from un-encrypted chats, much like people who listen to police scanners.
They then use that information to track movements and coordinate it with the video footage they record on motion-detector cameras strategically placed along the border.
The recordings, available on the group's website, show groups of illegal immigrants crossing the border through the desert.
VIDEO 'Drug smugglers' show just how easy it is to cross into US
This video taken by Secure Border Intelligence shows illegal immigrants walking into America with no hassles
But the group notes that its impossible to say whether those they document crossing into America don't get caught later since Border Patrol uses layered security and might catch them at a different checkpoint.
'Under this administration, Department of Homeland Security has dedicated historic levels of personnel, technology, and resources to the Southwest border,' the agency said in a recent statement to Fox News.
In video published by Secure Border Intelligence, the group states that a man is seen raising the border fence so that he and others can smuggle drugs into America
The man has almost raised the fence enough for others, who he's signalling to come closer, to pass through
The man, using a jack, has now lifted the fence high enough so that others may sneak into the country
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