Narco slave trafficking across the border

That has been going on for a long time. Very sad news.

No one in DC cares.

It's painful. It's practically a plague. And it's been going on for years...probably decades. The question always comes back to why? Our southern border is is a human/child/drug trafficking highway.

I understand the huge market for drugs. But humans? Particularly children? The people involved on both ends are satanic monsters.

For centuries, this has been happening

Nothing new there... while it is a horror beyond comprehension, it is not new. Congress, both the House and Senate, refuse to deal with the border and that is our problem. Ted Cruz is just using what has been happening on the Texas border for years and years to gain political ground.

That doesn`t just happen south of the border. It is known to happen between Canada and the US and like the others have mentioned, it`s been going on a long time.

The coyotes will take women and girls as young as 5 out under a tree and rape them before they release them. Border patrol agents call them rape trees. Horrible people and they need to be dealt with.

Anna Paulina Luna, Running for US Congress, Fights Against Drug Addiction and Human Trafficking for the Hispanic Community

Anna Paulina Luna is running for US Congress in Florida. She wants to represent her district and Hispanics across the country who are flocking to the GOP in record numbers.

Anna Paulina Luna says being born in America is like winning the lottery and she never gave up in spite of what she faced. Her family dealt with drug addiction and didn’t have a lot of money, yet they persevered. She graduated from high school and joined the US Air Force.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/07/anna-paulina-luna-running-us-congress-fights-drug-addiction-human-trafficking-hispanic-community/

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I can't get the video to work, but I'll blame that on Fox, for sure, even though it may be my fault.

The Mexican Cartels make a shit load of money with human trafficking

I'm pretty familiar with the border area. I spent a year there when I was younger and still have family and friends that live within a few city blocks of the Rio Grand. Until COVID we routinely visited a few times a year. Until 15 years ago I felt comfortable just walking across the bridge for lunch or dinner in Mexico, or just to buy Mexican candy or pastries. Or just to sit on a bench in one of the plazas and enjoy being surrounded by a slightly different culture.

Norco ended all that. For us and for most of our friends that live close to the border. Border towns are now like West Berlin in the cold war, where a visit to East Berlin was too dangerous. Even pre-COVID, we'd often stay at a hotel that overlooks the river, and where you can see a few blocks into Mexico. Just within those few blocks there were horror stories of people hanging from bridges or severed heads stacked up as warnings, or headless bodies. More recent gruesome stories are of the Narco extermination camps:

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2022-02-28/cartel-extermination-site-mexico

most of that does not sneak across the boarder walking from Mexico
most are flown in with good papers, and a "Job Waiting" that turns out NOT to be as advertised. Also some of this i women trafficked AFTER they have crossed the Mexico boarder , by other immigrants