A massive group of at least 1,000 migrants rushed the Paso del Norte Port of Entry along the US-Mexico border between Texas and Chihuahua state on Sunday in an attempt to enter the United States, according to new video posted on social media.

Fox News reporter Bill Melugin posted via Twitter a video showing a massive group of people running toward the Paso Del Norte Bridge, pushing past the Mexican side of the port of entry.

BREAKING: Our contact in Juarez, MX tells us a massive group of at least 1,000 migrants just attempted to rush a port of entry in El Paso in an effort to get into the United States. Video shows them pushing past the Mexican side of Paso Del Norte bridge. Awaiting CBP comment. pic.twitter.com/lxriIB3TSm

— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) March 12, 2023

Melugin said sources told the news outlet that authorities used crowd control tactics, with some getting repelled and causing them to assemble at another smaller bridge nearby.

Other migrants can be seen crossing the Rio Grande river.

Another video from our contact. We’re told some crowd control measures were used (unclear which side of border), and a chunk of the group was repelled, and is now gathering at another smaller bridge, while some are trying to cross in the river. Waiting for more details from CBP. pic.twitter.com/PEFeHlF4KH

— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) March 12, 2023

U.S. Customs Border Patrol (CBP) authorities confirmed to local media that “a situation” is currently happening at the Paso del Norte Port of Entry.

“According to CBP there is a temporary disruption to Paso Del Norte Bridge due to ‘something’ going on in Mexico,” the news outlet reported. “No more information at this time.”

CBP authorities and El Paso Police have also made a large presence in downtown El Paso, approximately two miles from the southern border.

BREAKING: Another video from our contact showing this massive migrant group trying to rush Paso Del Norte bridge in El Paso in an attempt to get into the United States. pic.twitter.com/q9v2myX333

— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) March 12, 2023

More video captured and posted on social media showed CBP officers stationed in El Paso attempting to stop migrants from rushing the border via the Paso Del Norte Bridge.

Video showing CBP officers stationed in El Paso stopping migrants from passing the border through the Paso Del Norte Bridge. pic.twitter.com/UHEdwDNW23

— All Source News (@All_Source_News) March 12, 2023

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A South African rapper died over the weekend after a video emerged showing him collapsing on stage at a music festival.

The rapper, Costa Titch, whose real name is Constantinos Tsobanoglou, was 28 years old.

CNN reported that the musician was performing at Ultra South Africa on Saturday when the incident happened. No cause of death has been given.

“Death has tragically knocked at our door. Robbing us of our beloved son, brother and grandson, Constantinos Tsobanoglou (28), who South Africa had come to love and idolize under his stage name ‘Costa Titch’. It is with deep pain that we find ourselves having to acknowledge his passing at this time,” the musician’s family said in a statement. “We are thankful for the emergency responders and all those present in his last hours on this earth.”

“As a family we are faced with a difficult time as we try to make sense of what has befallen us and ask that we be afforded the time and space to gather ourselves,” the statement continued. “The Tsobanoglou family thanks you for the love and support you have given to our son and may you continue to uplift him even in spirit. Please keep us in your prayers and uplifted in the Lord.”

USA Today confirmed that videos circulating on social media did show the moment that the musician collapsed on stage.

This is how it happened. 💔

Rest in peace Costa Titch.#RIPCostaTitch #CostaTitch pic.twitter.com/BTRm0Gy6JR

— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) March 11, 2023

The musician had a successful career in dance before getting into music. His song “Big Flexa” was popular across the country and was a hit on TikTok, CNN added.

Ultra South Africa released a statement on Sunday: “We are devastated by the sudden loss of the beloved South African artist Costa Titch, who tragically passed away this weekend.”

“Costa was a galvanizing voice amongst South Africa’s amapiano scene – a talented rapper, dancer, songwriter, collaborator, and friend to the festival,” the statement said. “Our deepest thoughts and most sincere sympathies are with his family, friends, and our entire community who are together mourning this heartbreaking loss.”

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— Ultra South Africa (@UltraSA) March 12, 2023