A Humanitarian Tragedy at the Border

The media is completely lying to you about the US-Mexico border crisis. I spent 72 hours

inside the so-called war zone, and the reality is way more heartbreaking than scary.

Instead of an invasion of criminals, I found a sheriff who spends his days off searching the

desert for human remains just to give families closure. We actually hiked miles into the heat

and found the body of a 19-year-old boy who died trying to cross. It was devastating.

I visited a slum made of cardboard where deportees drink water next to sewage.

This isn't a political game; it’s a humanitarian tragedy where good people are dying for a chance at

a life we take for granted.