Dozens of illegal immigrants landed on Jupiter Beach, Florida, in full view of the swimmers, who were able to record images of that moment and how they ran toward the roads near that area of Palm Beach County.
Swimmers interviewed by Telemondo 51 They claimed that the ship came to shore and suddenly dozens of migrants jumped off the ship and started running on the shore towards the mainland.
We were talking to a woman and suddenly we saw people running along the beach. I would say there are about 40 of them and we saw all these people running,” commented one of the people who got to witness this moment, who gave her name as Madeleine Komorat.
After this moment, Jupiter police and immigration agents headed ashore, where they arrested 23 immigrants who had disembarked in that coastal area of Florida.
So far, no details have been revealed about the nationality of the migrants who arrived by boat to this beach.
The authorities have already seized the ship that took them to that shore.
As it passed this weekend Captured 15 Cuban wooden beams that made landfall near Summerland Key in the Florida Keys.
According to the journal’s president, Thomas J. Martin, the authorities “responded to a maritime smuggling incident” and that the 15 Cuban immigrants were “federally detained”.
Also on Sunday, the US Coast Guard (USCG) rescued three Cuban girders that sank near the Florida Keys, four miles from Sombrero Beach in Marathon City, in the Middle Keys, who were turned over to the Border Patrol.
Given the proliferation of these arrivals to the coasts of the United States, the Florida Border Patrol warned that they remain vigilant to attempts to enter irregularly and advised them not to embark on any maritime means to get there.
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