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2026-10-02 00:17
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Angry NY mob sneaks Border Patrol fugitives off roof during wild 7-hour standoff
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The BlazeRight
Protesters help 2 migrants escape Border Patrol after hours-long standoff on roof in New York
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- New York PostLean right
Jaw-dropping footage showed several residents rescuing one of the fugitives by lifting him down from the roof as he hung from a ledge of the house.
Read at nypost.com → - The BlazeRight
Activists in a town in Upstate New York are celebrating their efforts to help two men escape U.S. Border Patrol agents by climbing onto a roof. At one point the officers were able to obtain a ladder to try to get to the two men, but the men pushed the ladder off the roof and continued their…
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