rituals often used to give offers and kills believed to be part of the la union cartel, in 2017 cartelners in middle of a ritual in okay okay and this has been going on for years both captured sin loca cartel members killed them at a public santa warte shrine likely killed as offerings. human sacrifices are seen as offerings to this fake saint. they somehow think that saint is condoning their behavior and is giving them more power in the narco world making them all the more dangerous. it is not just that cartel members qor ship, though. here's a guzman lopez son of the infamous mexican drug lord himself high ranking member of the sinaloa cartel pendent another saint infant he wears for protection for crime, cartel members use religion as a means of explaining away these crimes. what used to be notorious mexican drug cartel used the idea of religion to kill people. their forminger leader gonzalez preached that they were allowed be head their enemies because it is their define right to get rid of them. devine justice. it is now been reconstituted as lost kabos still using idea of religio

cartel uses them.he people, its culture and is also their institutions like the catholic church are like the government they abandon you. who never forsakes you, it's the saints you believe in but with moreartels, it's much important because many of the cartel who are going to prison, honey keep them loyal one way is the tattoos which are sometimes known as sacrifices of the flesh are you giving out your flesh to the gods so that they look after you. he said p yes, there's control f the people of course. what gives you more power and control than the combination of the sort of deep state and the worst and most terrible and terrifying violence that you can ever imagine. like cutting out the heart of the young girl s while she was still alive. jesse: and the use that to justify the killings at a gas keep the rest of the cartel soldiers andto mine. and to make them believe that this is okay. a sacrifice. so the biden administration do they understand the intelligence of this . you are coming at this from

next to the holly scope, new generation cartel its leader. no monsieur, together, alias elementary is from the ugly municipality himself. he wants his home town and state badly on and off and on the conduct denay stripped his men or on a publicity drive to justify their invasion. because you're going to do this when you get it's going to get over like more than a decade. mitchell can now different groups have said the same thing, less emilia, the nice tensor organization. no, we're not going to get involved with the population. we just doing a thing, we just trafficking drugs, and in the end, all of them have done extortion. the things that they said they wouldn't do. why should people believe that you and your car tell a different when the interview was over, i left feeling he hadn't revealed the cartels true motives. michel can got a lot to offer besides drugs, a lucrative mining business. the world's leading of a car, the industry must be drawing them here to the states, a real price. we were on the final stretch for ag aliya, the town at

it's trapped between 2 cartels and cut off from the rest of the state. we've been told that this hillside track is a back way, but even that's under control. we've just seen in quick succession a checkpoint that we had to pass through with guided by the side of the road truck . and then the initials least new generation called actually scrolled on the road itself. no real doubt about his territory, where we don't start at least go cartel commanded to permission to travel this way . otherwise we'd never risk to on the way we passed soldiers for the call till they say that the special forces. this isn't a desperate rebel. it's a private army and it's advancing. actually, we arrived at the local center of opperation and asked for an interview. they agreed to what they say is a crime, this the master it 10 minutes away. you gave it to you because you wanted to make a point. what is that point? me? in the reality is that the food less is is that cold hit a brutal roofless. they kill police and disappeared civilians across the country. and now they're invading

while on the ground, on the border, we also learned that mexican cartels are working with chinese cartelsuce it, transport it and sell it into america. sources told me the cartels are taking commonly used prescription drugs such as xanex and oxycodone and is deadly. chief brian hastings told me what his team has uncovered between the ports of entry just at the border and just since october at the texas border. watch. >> those stats are very concerning for us. we've seen 70 pounds of fentanyl so far just since october. 100 pounds of heroin so far. thousand pounds of methamphetamine, 40,000 pounds of marijuana. those are within the ports of entry. we are seeing large increases in the hard narcotics which are going to make their way into the interior of the united states and obviously we know the -- the scary thing about those hard narcotics and what they do to our population here. maria: and then later on while on a black hawk chopper tour of the border with texas governor greg abbott and the head of the department of public safety in texas, steven mcgraw. mcgrew told me they are working wi

it's the mexican cartels.aria: joining me now on this exclusive, the former acting administrator of the drug enforcement administration, timothy shea. thank you very much for joining us. assess the situation as youmi kw it. >> well, maria, i think what we're seeing now at the border is a tidal wave of drugs coming into the country and it's very concerning. fentanyl and meth are leading the way on those and those are the two most dangerous drugs. fentanyl has seen a 90% increase in the amount seized on the border coming into this country and that's a tremendous amount. as you mentioned, pills, counterfeit pills that are being laced with fentanyl and meth has seen 180% increase. that's 4.3 million pills seized at the border. i think a lot more is getting into this country. we respect -- with respect to meth, you're seeing over time this go from a regional drug in the united states where it was primarily in the west and the midwest and appalachia to a esnationalized drug where meth s showing up in areas that it n

so it's basically the cartel out there, there's the new tijuana cartel in the area, fighting for controlit's a popular route. a lot of people go to tijuana. you can't get over the fence so they take boats and go around and you'll have a guide motoring it and so forth. 99% of the people on board are basically migrants trying to get into the united states. dangerous. eric: thanks for showing us how thick the brush is. amazing we're relying on texas volunteers for some of the spotting. arthel: the hundred day honeymoon is over for president biden. he still faces big hurdles with getting his next big spending plan over the finish line. the president will hit the road again this week to sell his proposal but it's unclear whether he has the votes on capitol hill. mark meredith is traveling with the president. he is live in wilmington, delaware with the latest on president biden. mark. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. president biden is calling out congress to spend trillions of dollars, raise taxes and do both fairly fast. this week the president will start making his case to fub puc about

is it effective or do the drug cartels not care.to us about where we saw that fence. >> that the first time i've seen is the land owner that bought the 3-mile fence to protect his property because he was tired of people come into his property and destroying his property and stealing his vehicles in the partial wall that trump was able to complete before he left office. maria: we have bulletproof vest on, machine guns, this is sending a message. >> the cartel controls this area and even more so now than before trump left office, the biden administration has empowered them by really sacrificing a lot of our people of other tasks, they have much more free range thanks to what the biden administration policies have done. maria: the cartels are making so much money on all of this, you have to pay to get into a park. >> you sell the park, they control the park, in order to get to the park you get to the u.s. and you have to pay and i've been told by agents that is a minimum per person of $4000, the cartel gets 4000 at a minimum to every p

the ruthless mexican cartel running it offer a profit.glers which transport drugs and people across the board in the dead of night to avoid being detected, today doing a broad daylight. they know, joe biden reversed all of donald trump's immigration policies. they will have to remain in mexico any longer. there are wide open gaps in the border of texas, they also know there is no consequences in breaking into america and breaking the line for those trained to do it illegally. president biden has made it clear if you have a child six years old or younger you will likely stay here in america. so unaccompanied minors are flooding in in march, 20000 unaccompanied minors apprehended. most of the people operate hundred want to get apprehended in process, the latest numbers we have in april, total operating intern, on top of 172,000 and march, look at the got away numbers, border agents are more worried about the one that got away in the last three months based on surveillance video at least 108,000 people crossed into america and kept going, ma

maria: is all of mexico run by the cartels or just the border?fortunately, the systemic corruption throughout mexico, no one's safe, they've undermined the rule of lea everywhere. there's no place to t get away from cartels right now. it's a domestic security threat to them. maria: since the crisis spiked after january 20th of this year, president biden and vice president harris have yet to visit the border and the governor has not heard from them. after our black hawk tour, texas governor greg abbott sat down with me for this exclusive interview. >> first, about the president not mentioning the border in his state of the union address, i think it shows -- candidly, he doesn't care about the border. they do not want to resolve the challenges that we have on the border but i will tell you this. the first 100 days of the biden administration, they've been great for the cartels, for the gangs, for human traffickers who have been exploiting the border because what happens is you have all these young migrants surge the border and the border patrol off

the cartel. so the cartels are on both sides and joe is in the middle man.t is what is happening here. oh, we are speeding this up. really? so the speed of human smuggling, that is something we should be proud of? we are getting these illegal immigrants out of the federal government's hands faster? on the other side of the border and they are working up cartel debt. how do you think cartel debt gets worked off? do you think through legal activities? that's how the crime comes in and we know it costs a fortune. biden already put a couple billion dollars on the books for this. the video speaks for itself. there is no way to defend it and biden is complicit. >> dana: and katie come as jesse said, about $3 billion spent since february so far. were you just recently on the border? you have had some contacts down there telling you what's going on. >> katie: yeah, i was there about a month ago, which starts 70 miles north of the border. but because the reservation there doesn't allow border patrol really or for a fence to put dell might be put in, it sts 70 miles i

to me, it also lets uncomfortably like the photo is posted by cartels across the country. and that's the paradox in the region where the government is just a bit player and the forces of law and order include drug trafficking, powerful, vigilant is john home. and i'll just say to typical to pick and you can watch the premier john holman's news special, the full reports living in mexico's killed zone at $930.00 gmc on sunday. so go ahead here on al jazeera, the deal seems volcano refugees, thousands look for shelter and neighboring rwanda and now face an uncertain future . and so drivers of one of the worst waste massacres in us history is still seeking justice 100 years on. ah, hello the, what changeable sums up the weather across much of the us says we go on through this holiday weekend and also changeable to into eastern parts of canada. got this area of low pressure just making his way across the plains. see area clouds here, but we have seen some severe storms and those storms gonna continue driving the way further east was we got cooler air, just talking in behind. th

will they suspect that this young man is a highly school cartel. soldier. he was gone off when they find a small amount of drugs on him. he's arrested. they told us to be sent to a rehab center before then this, the souvenir and testament to their authority. to me, it also notes uncomfortably like the photo is posted by cartels across the country . and that's the paradox in the region where the government is just a bit player and the forces of law and order include drug trafficking, powerful vigilantes, john home, and i'll just have to poke out to pick or remind liqueurs, co founder of the nori, a political research group, specializing and organized crime in michigan state. he says, gangs are being allowed to act with impunity. violence is not new, but it's become what i think is a very, very central political resource in mexico right now. violence is a political tool. basically, you can use it to threaten competitors, you can use it to eliminate competitors, you can use it, you have way in the, in the elections. here. i think the issue is the level of impu

will they suspect that this young man is a highly school cartel soldier? he was gone off when they find a small amount of drugs on him. he's arrested. they told us to be sent to a rehab center before then. this, the souvenir and testament to their authority. to me, it also lets uncomfortably like the photo is posted by cartels across the country. and that's the paradox in the region where the government is just a bit player. and the forces of law and order include drug trafficking, powerful vigilantes, john home, and i'll just say at a tip o cut to pick. and you can wash it for me of john, home and new special before we poor living in mexico's killed villain. at 3930 gmc on sunday right here on i'll just hear now the number of smokers around the world has rationed old time, high a study in the lancet medical journal found 1100000000 people smoked in 2019 population growth and young people being out the habit out straight outstripped efforts to reduce the overall number that fame years smoking kills nearly 8000000 people. 10 countries make up 2 thirds of th

will they suspect that this young man is a highly school cartel soldier? he was gone off when they find a small amount of drugs on him. he's arrested. they told us to be sent to a rehab center before then. this, the souvenir and testament to their authority. to me, it also notes uncomfortably like the photo is posted by cartels across the country . and that's the paradox in the region where the government is just a bit player. and the forces of law and order include drug trafficking, powerful vigilantes, john home, and i'll just to poke out to pick. and you can watch the penny air of john holman's news, special. the full report, living in mexico's kilburn, 1930 gmc on sunday. and stella had hair on out of their indigenous tribes or under a type from legal miners in brazil, despite a supreme court order to protect them plus smoking as an all time high, one health x. but there's not enough being done to encourage people to quit the habit. ah hello, bad weather is looking pretty quiet across the middle east as per usual, lots of hot sunshine, hot even for thi

currently they're fighting the least go new generation cartel and they are on high alert. i've actually never seen check point like this by utilizing, she came up that hall going down there you go checking all the cars. the group of actually told us as well that they've got people waiting in the hills around this knife is as well looking down. and you can see all of the tires this year with the as well to go full. it seems the defense groups became synonymous. we've met to 8 years ago when people rose up against rapacious gangs after authorities couldn't or wouldn't defend them. but this is the problem. a lot of people say that over the years of fight and criminals, many of them have gone rotten to come under here has given us the tool. i asked him about the accusations and i expected him to deny them. he surprised me. female? yes, we move drugs, of course everyone's free. if i want to buy a kilos, coke, put it inside the battery of a truck and send it to the u. s. my business crime, the cartels. they rob, you the kidnap you take stuart you that kill you. that's different.

pero uno de los peligros mÁs grandes para los inmigrantes son los carteles. >> despuÉs de dÍas con losarteles tienen control absoluto de ciertas regiones y como nos dice antonio rodrÍguez, la frontera norte del paÍs no es la excepciÓn. >> a todas horas del dÍa los migrantes cruzan el rÍo bravo y llegan a la frontera sur de estados unidos, pero antes de alcanzar ese sueÑo unos viven una pesadilla. >> mÉxico es un paÍs donde los carteles estÁn fuera de control y muchos de estos migrantes sufren abusos innombrables. >> uno de los abusos y quizÁs el mÁs indignante es ponerles brazaletes plÁsticos en diferentes colores que dicen llegada o entrada y es una forma de saber quiÉn paga mÁs o quiÉn paga menos. >> nadie cruza sin que el cartel del golfo de permiso y gane dinero. >> se estÁn aprovechando porque saben que esta, no nos van a pagar, quiero el dinero que tienen para pasar. >> el carmen del golfo tiene el control absoluto de cruce de migrantes y el precio por cabeza. >> si son niÑos menores tienen una cuota, porque cruzando el rÍo los va a recoger la patrulla fronteriza, si son adultos.

tardes raúl sinaloa está en la calle te l de saludo desde la capital mexicana él fue fundador del cartel alta seguridad y en el 2016 fue regresado a la misma prisión después fue absuelto el sábado en la madrugada se ordenó su libertad pero el gobierno ordenó 48 horas para su presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador >>> son asuntos de esta naturaleza que no se tratan en días inhabiles >>> con su liberación podría sumarse nuevamente al crimen organizado porque los asesinatos y violencia son parte de su vida él asesinó a susposa y dos hijos después de engañarlo por ejemplo pero esta libertad coincide con otras como la del cártel de los arrellano en agosto es enemigo del güero lma pero según de la aguacero ap el tío y otros miembros del cártel ya fueron liberados después de participar en el juicio contra joaquín «el chap»> guzmán y así podría comenzar una nueva guerra como en los años 80 y 90 esa es toda la información al respecto, regreso con ustedes al estudio >>> muchas gracias raúl la vicepresidenta de estados unidos, kamala harris, expresó su precaución por la democracia en el salvador tr

to me it also lets uncomfortably like the photo is posted by cartels across the country. and that's the paradox in the region where the government is just a bit player and the forces of law and order include drug trafficking, powerful, vigilant is john home. and i'll just have to poke out to pick. and you can watch the premier of john holmes and use special the full report living in mexico kills and that's at 1930 gmc on sunday. well remain la core is the co founder of norie research and he's a specialist in politics and organized crime in the michigan state. he says, gangs are being allowed to act with impunity. violence is not new, but it's become what i think is a very, very central political resource in mexico. right now. violence is a political tool. basically, you can use it to threaten competitors, you can use it to eliminate competitors, you can use it, you have way in the, in the election. here i think the issue is the level of the impunity in mexico you can kill a candidate without any type of consequences. you can threaten arrival. nothing is going to happen to

my business crime, the cartels. they rob you the kidnap you to extort you that kill you. that's different. if someone to pick a says the self defense groups extort them, that's not true. that doesn't exist. he sees no contradiction between a legitimate self defense group and the drug trafficking ring or, and operating both using illegal guns. media. you know, personally, i buy them in the united states. i've got friends and acquaintances there who buy them. so you crossover, we've done, other people, but obviously with them hidden. some have got their deals with customs as well, like the money that i am river running from the u. s. is one of the prime drive is a violent to mexico, but neither local know, federal authority to dismantle defense force their authority, shake it best in a region long left to its own devices. many of to po, cut the picks towns, people support or least put up with the fighters. they faced extortion and terror before the now at least the town is peaceful. i don't know, but we don't support the group. will enormous local power able to search in de

either work directly for the cartels or undependently. the cartels for the right to move through certain territories. human smuggling is a multimillion dollar industry. and i would venture to guess that it's approaching a billion dollar industry. >> former border patrol el paso sector chief says some cartels have used that money to create wide reaching sophisticated smuggling networks. >> and it's almost like fortune 500 company dealing with the supply chain. >> reporter: and at the very end of that chauin, smugglers like these. they say think work for an armed wing of the juarez cartel. they pay the cartel $2,000, a staggering sum for most migrants that often leaves them penniless. they say the cartel gives them a small cut for performing what they call a service. we try to help them, he says. people come and ask for help. kudz, kids, women, men. we support them. this is not some selfless act. they get paid for this and they're part of a system where rape, extortion, kidnapping and even murder are rampant. we don't do that, he says. we'r

elizabeth: not all cartel is the 27 million all cartel but we hear what you're saying.n that dollar figure saying facebook is enabling cartel and human traffickers and by the way, we are hearing for out of ten come here illegally get sexually assaulted so that is a story. we wanted to talk to you about this, too, we know the government documents revealed in arizona and montana's lawsuit against the biden administration, now we see numbers worse than realized, it's 8000 criminal illegal aliens, even those convicted of homicide and sexual assault could evade deportation because they are not classified as priority for enforcement, that's was coming to light in these documents, what you say too tha? >> again, the more we uncover, the more horrific the situation becomes. we already knew it's an emergency, a crisis. we knew that the numbers, whether it's the drugs being confiscated, up 5000% in just the rio grande sector from last year alone. from functional, the numbers, it's not a seasonable trend, it is absolutely response to president biden's executive order and writer of

the thing is self define groups, drug cartels, you have so many different bites actors. but themes, the important thing there is basically they only use violence to overthrow the state. they actually tend to collaborate with public authorities and because he's actually used them for many different political objectives. so basically what you have is very inter tweens interest and the local authorities, of course they want to find them, they want to control them. and sometimes it's worth sometime, it doesn't work and it becomes this kind of violence, violent conflict that goes on in, in, in which i can for, for, for, for so long. but it's basically very, again, very gray, very inter twin interest between the legal economy and the legal economy, the public authorities and violence groups. and sometimes they collaborate, sometimes the fight, sometimes they go along with each other and then gets into contact again. a very interesting dynamics. thank you very much home article for your insight on the story reminder cool. joining us there for me. thank you for your time. thank

sources told me the cartels are moving 2,000 people a day. we took a boat ride we the a.g.e spiking because they know there are no consequences to brooching america's borders -- breaching america's borders. they will get processed and many sent to holding areas which are much bigger than they were earlier. hhs has built out the complex, putting many more tents to hold many more people. the biggest worry are the ones who get away. the numbers are rising of the so-called got-aways, those people wanting to intentionally evade apprehension. they are seen on surveillance video cameras getting into the country, and they are believed to travel to the interior of the country, going to big cities like new york and chicago. sources told me tucson, arizona, has become a hotbed for got-aways. we took a night shoot after 10:00 and heard what sounded like a well-oiled machine. just across the river in texas, cartels likely rounding up people and placing them in rafts to cross the very narrow rio grande which takes 30 seconds to reach texas. coming up, the former department of homeland se

we meet an armed group which says defending a mexican town against the phil drug cartel. ah, so then molly's constitutional court has named the colonel who led a military coup this week as a nation's interim leader in his 1st statements since seizing par the see me going to has promised to hold elections early next year. the crew was molly's 2nd. within a year, triggering a diplomatic up rule. nicholas hark reports now from the capital banker despite international condemnation show of support of the nation's independence square. for molly's military too, into liter, i see me go into the hold time thing down with friends, others with russian flags hoping for moscow's military support. and then there are widows of 1000000 soldiers killed on the front line for it to make with regard it seems like his country is engaged in an endless war as a result of a failed french military intervention, but frowned. does not like africa, look at what is going on in the north. the war is not over and it has been going on for years. why? well, according to go days because of a lack of polit

. >> the cartels that operate so freely here, smugglers work directly for the cartels or work independently for the right to move through certain territories. >> human smuggling is a multi-million-dollar industry, and i would venture to guess it's approaching a billion-dollar industry. >> the former border patrol sector chief said some of the cartels used the money to reach wide-reaching sophisticated smugglers. >> and smugglers like these, they work for an armed wing of the juarez cartel. they pay the cartel, $2,000, appear staggering some that leaves most migrants penniless. >> we try to help them, he says, people come and ask for help, we support them. but this is not some selfless act. they get paid for this, and they are part of a system where rape, exsporetion, kidnapping and even murder are rampant. we don't do that, he says. we are all humans, and we don't harm tkpwepl and we give them food and water and help them cross, and other people may hurt them, but we don't. we have no way to know if he is telling the truth, but for him it's a family affair, and the 14-year-old shows me one

sources told me the cartels are moving 2,000 people a day.ith the ag who said the numbers are spiking because they know there are no consequences to breaching america's borders. they will get processed and many sent to holding areas which are much bigger you now than they were earlier. hhs has built out the complex, putting many more tents to hold many more people. the biggest worry are the ones who get away. the numbers are rising of the so-called got-aways, those people wanting to intentionally evade apprehension. they are seen on surveillance video cameras getting into the country and they are believed to travel to the interior of the country, going to big cities like new york and chicago. sources told me tucson, arizona has become a hot bed forgot-aways. we took a night shoot after 10:00 and heard what sounded like a well-oiled machine just across the river in texas. cartels likely rounding up people and placing them in rafts to cross the very narrow rio grande which takes 30 seconds to reach texas. and illuminating trip, incredible situa

activity but a source tells us their job is getting tougher because of cartel counter surveillance.er towns to figure out which agencies are here and how many bodies are on the ground. and they are also now using a flight tracking app that can track dps planes that should be undetectable to the naked eye. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf on sunday morning saying the biden administration is sending the wrong message. >> they need to show the migrants and the cartels and the smugglers that it's not okay to continue to smuggle miners and families across the border but more importantly it's to make sure there's a consequent to that behavior. >> dps sources tell me these cartels are readily savvy. they adjust to whatever law enforcement agents are doing and right now they are pushing east where there are fewer resources. >> mike: very interesting, thanks very much. multiple sources tell fox news tonight a government contract is under evaluation by the department of homeland security inspector general. the contract is worth millions and involves a former biden transition official. co

a new report about how dangerous mexican cartels -- yeah, they mexican cartels -- yeah, they are now working inside this country today. plus, we will take a deep dive into how the left's obsession withimim the woke is turning ama into a nation of weak wimps. by the way, we're going to show you highlights of a brawl that broke out at the very beginning of the rangers capitols nhl game, and i will explain why i like hockey fights. it may surprise you. first, let's turn our attention to the washington swamp. joe biden continues his struggles. when he's not telling long, meandering, made up stories about trains like amtrak, he's getting confused while reading a speech from a teleprompter. joe didn't get his nap in today, didn't have his cocoa, warm milk and cookies. take a look. >> president biden: the economy is growing, our country is on the move would go in. some of the parts of our economy -- especially -- at the top of that list as our nation's restaurants. when covid-19 pandemic struck, our nation's restaurants were some of the first hit and to be worst hit. in 2020 more than 2,300

cartel expert jaeson jones returned from arizona border and how cartels are smuggling so much producter biden's watch. all right so what's the strategy down there in the desert? >> well right now unfortunately you know cvp and local and other state law enforcement agencies are being overrun and data shows that we've got preliminary data coming in now that shows for the month of april, 177,000 people are going to be apprehended along the southwest border just in the 30-day period. but there's also another number we've gotten access to jesse which is that 42,000 were known to have gotten away from cvp officials. and i want to stress those are known meaning that a cvp official witness and individual getting through the border either a sensor pick them up or they have sign so we're at record nurls and the that i think really car concerns me weo to migrant care what agencies are forced to do more -- more fentanyl comes into this country than ever before. jesse: so they distract with baby-sitting so they have centers set up and biden is playing heed and seek with media there no crisis no ki

i investigated many criminal cartels that smuggled people. i put a lot in prison.y are cruel people. torture aliens. i had cases they call the relatives demanding money. when they are not paying they torture the person on the phone in front of relatives being tortured. they are ruthless people. this is another example of profit over humanity. they will do anything they can to make the money. the health and safety of those being smuggled are no concern to them. elizabeth: tom, we want to thank you for talking to us for years about this and explaining it, breaking it down. it is to your credit, other i.c.e. officials and border officials explaining this. rand corporation says human smuggling is up to $2.3 billion operation. all those different multicolored wristbands you see littering the border? that is drug and human trafficking cartels can track illegal aliens crossing to make sure they get paid. now we've got democrat senator macy hirono saying vice president kamala harris you have to go to the border. biden put you in charge of this. senator hirono saying it's a

i investigated many criminal cartels and i brought ana lot to prison, my only regret that i didn't puture aliens, kill people to can't pay their fees i have cases where they call the relatives demanding more from money and when they were in pain they would torture the person on the phone in front ofel the relativs so they could hear them being tortured, this is ruthless people and another example of profit overe humidity. the good to do t anything they n to make the money in the health and safety of those being smuggled are no concern to them. liz: we just want to thank you for talking to us years about this and explaining it and breaking it down, it's to your credit other i.c.e. officials and border officials explaining this in the corporation says human smuggling is up to $2.3 billionos operation in different multicolored wristbands littering the border that is so drug and human trafficking cartels can track illegal aliens crossing to make sure that they get paid, now we have democrat senator saint vice president kamala harris you gotta go to the border biden put you in charge and se