[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - The Department of Homeland Security will begin on Sunday sending out removal flights of Haitian migrants who are at an encampment under a bridge in border city of Del Rio, Texas
- One official said they would likely send five to eight flights of migrant out per day starting on Sunday while another expects no more than two a day
- The plan also includes increasing the number of Border Patrol in the area by sending 400 agents and officers by Monday morning – and more if necessary
- Haitian migrants are using a dam to cross into and from the U.S. and Mexico and staying shaded near a bridge
- Del Rio Mayor Bruno Lozano said Saturday there were 14,534 immigrants at the camp under the bridge
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