Razor-laden border buoys swept away by Texas downpours being sold for scrap in Mexico
Some of the razor-laden border buoys swept away by heavy floods over the past few days are reportedly being broken down and sold for scrap in Mexico, according to the Eagle Pass News Leader. As shown in video obtained by the publication, a Mexican national is seen standing next to one of the huge buoys […]
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