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Tijuana-San Diego border crossings register 5 hours of queues for essential crossings only

The long hours, as well as the friction with the "gaviotas" (seagulls) continue to be the daily routine for those crossing into San Diego

Unfortunately for those who have to work in the United States, the lines continue to be a nightmare. This morning users of Cómo está la línea have reported up to 5 hours in line at the Tijuana-Otay crossing, while the San Ysidro border crossing is reported to be quite slow (this includes the crosswalk).

According to multiple users, they have had to get up at 2 or 3 a.m. and at 8 a.m. they are still waiting. As is logical and recurrent, incidents are reported with the so-called "gaviotas" (seagulls) who in exchange for cash allow others to get into the lines.

As has happened in the past, the Border Patrol has not given any explanation as to the reason for the waiting times this Thursday. It is worth noting that this time there have been no reports of illegal crossing attempts or demonstrations by Central American immigrants.

Here are some of the comments from Facebook groups that warn travelers about the long hours to enter the American Union:

Usuarios de "Facebook Users Cómo está la línea
Usuarios de "Facebook Users Cómo está la línea
Facebook Users Cómo está la línea
Facebook Users Cómo está la línea
Facebook Users Cómo está la línea" Facebook
Facebook Users Cómo está la línea" Facebook

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