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A large group of Venezuelans expelled from the United States and sent to Mexico under a new Homeland Security policy protested at the border Friday, causing officials to briefly close an international bridge leading to Texas. The protesters gathered in Matamoros, Mexico, which sits across from Brownsville, Texas. Video footage posted on social media shows a group of people gathered on the bridge appearing to talk among themselves.  A spokesperson for U.S.

Tisha Campbell on Monday contacted authorities in South Padre Island, Texas to report an incident in which she said she 'almost got snatched up' by people she believed to be involved with human trafficking.The Martin actress, 53, remains 'very traumatized by the whole thing,' her publicist Courtney Barnes told the Los Angeles Times of the incident, which Campbell detailed in a social media post January 28.In the clip, Campbell warned fans of how she was nearly a victim of alleged human traffickers after a scary run-in with two men, saying, 'Don't freak out but I think I almost got snatched up.' The latest: Tisha Campbell, 53, on Monday contacted authorities in South Padre Island, Texas to report an incident in which she said she 'almost got snatched up' by people she believed to be involved with human trafficking, her rep saidA report from TMZ initially linked the incident to Brownsville, Texas, but the outlet later corrected their item to reflect that the incident was alleged to have happened at a Marriott in South Padre Island.Authorities with the Brownsville Police Department issued a statement they 'quickly launched an investigation' into the claims, but 'could not validate Ms. Campbell’s stay in Brownsville hotels nor any other claims made in the video' after conducting 'numerous interviews' and reviewing security camera footage.

TMZ reports that the reality TV star flew over the horse's head and landed on her back.Lisa, 61, was in severe pain after bruising her back and apparently breaking her leg in two places. After the incident, Lisa was taken to the hospital via ambulance, and her husband, Ken Todd, followed behind the medic. It's likely that Lisa will need surgery to fix her broken leg, but she is expected to recover perfectly. A post shared by Lisa Vanderpump (@lisavanderpump)Horse riding is nothing new to Lisa. In fact, she's owned the horse that bucked her for six years.

Actress Tisha Campbell is warning fans of how she was nearly a victim of alleged human traffickersafter a scary run-in with two men in the town where she's been filming.'Don't freak out but I think I almost got snatched up,' she revealed in an intense post on Instagram on Friday, January 28.According to TMZ, the Martin star has been filming an independent movie, which includes elements of alleged human trafficking, in Brownsville, Texas, about a 10 minute drive from the Mexican border. Scary tale: Actress Tisha Campbell, 53, revealed she was almost 'snatched up' by alleged human traffickersafter a scary run-in with two men in a Texas border town where she's been filmingThe incident began just after she ended a day of filming on set, and needed a ride, but there weren't any Ubers and Lyfts available.As Campbell explains, she was given a phone number of a taxi by a man who was at the front desk, presumably of the production team for the project.

Instagram on Jan. 28.Tisha detailed the strange incident on social media on Friday, indicating she's filming an independent movie in Brownsville, Texas. At one point, the "Little Shop of Horrors" star was looking for a ride, but Ubers and Lyfts aren't prevalent where she is, which is near the Mexican border.

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