Democrat Joe Biden is experiencing a massive crisis on the southern border, with uncontrollable numbers of people viewing his open borders policies with selfishness and greed, impacting the United States with an increase in human trafficking. Biden is also facing an unmitigated PR disaster for his administration who is being viewed as feckless, reckless, and lazy. Reposts show the issues are mounting.
“Within hours of each other on Tuesday, Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents and law enforcement partners shut down three stash houses and apprehended over 180 undocumented individuals throughout the City of Laredo,” wrote the US Custom and Border Patrol posted on their Twitter account on Thursday.
“All of the people rescued from these Stash Houses were being held against their will. Human Smuggling/Trafficking are dangerous situations. Please help others by reporting suspicious situations you see; you just might save a life,” said Deputy Chief Patrol Agent Carl E. Landrum.
Within hours of each other on Tuesday, Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents and law enforcement partners shut down three stash houses and apprehended over 180 undocumented individuals throughout the City of Laredo.
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— CBP (@CBP) May 6, 2021
According to the Washington Post, a “Stash House” is a vital part of immigrant and drug smuggling networks on the U.S.-Mexico border.
In 2017 the Washington Posted published a shocking report on what amounts to slavery in the United States. See their expose below.
Biden has disallowed the media from reporting on most of the border issues; independent media has exposed that the open border, the influx of humans crossing, and the conditions at the border are overwhelming law enforcement and that the crimes associated with human and drug traffickings, like robbery, rape and murder are increasing quickly creating a massive humanitarian crisis, one that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are ignoring.
From the Border Patrol’s press release:
Within hours of each other on May 4, Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents and law enforcement partners shut down three stash houses and apprehended over 180 undocumented individuals throughout the City of Laredo.
The first incident occurred when agents assigned to the Laredo South Station, Laredo Sector Special Operations Detachment, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), and Webb County Constable’s Office Precinct 2 (WCCP2) investigated a possible stash house in central Laredo. Officers contacted the occupants and discovered 68 individuals who were in the country illegally.
The second incident occurred later that evening when agents assigned to Laredo South Station acted on the information of a possible stash house in south Laredo. Agents along with HSI and WCCP2 Deputies apprehended 50 undocumented individuals.
The final stash house was closed late that evening after receiving information about a possible stash house in north Laredo. Agents, with the assistance of HSI, SOD, and WCCP2 responded, and a search of the property resulted in the apprehension of 65 individuals who were in the United States illegally.
The individuals from all the stash houses were identified as nationals of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico. None of the individuals were wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) when found. The individuals were provided PPE and were medically screened then processed accordingly.
Stash houses continue to be a threat to national security and to the citizens of our nation not only because of their use by criminal organizations but they are also a danger to the people they exploit by concealing them in dilapidated close quarters such as these.
The cooperation between our local law enforcement partners in our communities continue to have a great impact to the criminal element, making our communities safer. Help us to take a stand against these criminal organizations and potentially dangerous acts by reporting suspicious activity in our neighborhoods.
To report suspicious activity such as alien and/or drug smuggling, download the “USBP Laredo Sector” App or contact the Laredo Sector Border Patrol toll free at 1-800-343-1994. If you see something, say something.
Kari is an ex-Community Organizer who writes about Cultural Marxism, grassroots activism, music, IndyCar racing and political campaigns. @Saorsa1776
