Can someone explain how you drown in a 30 metre wide river?

Can someone explain how you drown in a 30 metre wide river?

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Water is like kryptonite to beaners

I'm ten miles from the Mexican border. We had torrential rains here this week and it brought the level of the river up.

Most of the Rio Grande is a dribble.

There's a reason why Mexicans call it "Río Bravo del Norte" or the furious river of the north.

it's easy to misjudge the river's current from the surface, and easier still to lose your footing

People don't drown horizontally.

Probably overdoes due to all the drug they were carrying up their ass. Pretty sure if you cut up that little spic there will be drug in it.

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Cubans spend days in shark infested waters, Swimming the Strait of Florida.

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by getting drunk as mofo before crossing.

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I love the thought of dead shitakins

Fast moving water can easily kill you if you're in it without safety devices.

Because they need to git gud at swimming.

if the water is rapid enough, once you get in the center, the energy which is pushing you down the river will probably be stronger than the force you're putting into swimming to shore. Once you're in the middle (the fastest part of the river) there's a good chance you'll just be stuck in that middle bit for a good while and if you can't swim or get exhausted keeping yourself up, the waters could pull you down and drown you.

the wider the river, the normally shallower it is as well as there's more friction which causes the over all max velocity of the river to decreese. The river being narrow like that also means it's probably deeper the the middle of the river has the least ammount of friction which means it'll probably go faster and have more energy than say a river that's 60-100m wide but much more (or even a little bit) shallower.

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Now I get why they're called wetbacks

Rivers have killed more people than every war combined.

You squeeze with someone else into the same t-shirt so that neither of you can use your arms.

if someone accidentally holds your head down in the water and then takes a photo of your dead body for the news

the article I read said he brought the baby over the first time. then as he was going back, the baby followed him back into the water. im not sure how he ended up like with the baby inside the shirt.

just don't go after it rains, but seriously, swim diagonally with current and git gud.

kek, pretty much. what fucking shit for brains

Ride in on top of a bus for 1500 miles in 45 degree weather then jump in it

The western US is not Europe. The environment will kill you in a heart beat if you don't have your wits about you. The rivers in the west tend to flow fast and have hidden dangers. So if your not a strong and lucky swimmer you could easily get trapped or pulled under by currents. Add in a panicked child when things start going wrong and its easy to drown. At least they did not walk into the desert and slowly die of heat exhaustion and thirst. The only way to stop this shit, its to be steadfast they are not going to cut a deal with illegals. To drive that point home we need to issue Federal IDs to everyone and require them to receive any government service besides deportation.

God's will

fucking kek

>be spic
>drown
It's that easy, user