Border patrol officers arrested 32 Mexican nationals who disguised themselves in camouflage and illegally crossed the Arizona-New Mexico state line, authorities announced on May 21. Interim Chief Patrol Agent for the Tucson Sector John Modlin said the illegal immigrants were trying to blend in with the surrounding vegetation in an effort to disguise themselves. “The Douglas Station’s #Horse Patrol Unit arrested a group of 32 migrants after illegally crossing the border,” Modlin announced on Twitter. “The 32 Mexican Nationals utilized camouflage clothing to blend into the surrounding vegetation.” Modlin shared a photo of the group of Mexican nationals surrounded by border agents on horses while a helicopter hovered above them. It comes after Modlin announced that 124 migrants had surrendered to border patrol agents near San Miguel, Arizona, on the morning of May 17.  The interim Chief Patrol Agent noted that while the majority of those apprehended by the Tucson sector this fiscal year were single …