Texas landowner fears for kids’ safety amid worsening border crisis, says they can’t play outside anymore

Alison Anderson said migrant activity has “increased dramatically” over past few weeks.

Alison Anderson, who recently moved to Del Rio, Texas, with her family, said Friday on “Fox & Friends” that she is constantly concerned for the safety of her three daughters amid the worsening border crisis.

The Texas and Arizona governors recently called for help from other states to aid in mitigating the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. Governor Greg Abbott points to the Biden administration’s “open border policies” for the ongoing surge of illegal immigrants.

“It was peaceful for a while,” Anderson said, before adding that has changed in the last six months or so.

“I was actually enjoying having peace of mind and allowing our kids to play outside, but they can’t do that anymore.”

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Anderson said migrant activity has dramatically increased over the past few weeks.

“I have neighbors constantly calling me – elderly neighbors, specifically – that are concerned and fearful.”

She provided a harrowing account of illegal immigrants entering her neighbor’s property.

“Three nights ago, there was a group at our next-door neighbor’s house circling the vehicles and tapping on their daughter’s bedroom window.”

Addressing the crisis has fallen on states, as the Biden administration is focused on the “root causes” of immigration rather than the immediate issues at hand.