Just because the largely corrupt national media stopped reporting on the crisis on the southern border doesn’t mean the problem went away. In fact, it may be worse than it has ever been in history, according to Val Verde County Sheriff Joe Martinez, who has lived on the border his entire life.
Hundreds of illegal immigrants flood across the border day in and day out, and there have been estimates that the number of illegal immigrants crossing will well exceed 1 million in 2021 alone.
And the danger created by the unchecked flow of humanity encouraged by President Joe Biden’s migrant-friendly policies is seen on a regular basis. On Sunday, a farmer found five abandoned migrant girls, all under the age of 7, on his land in Quemado, near the Rio Grande River, Fox News reported.
U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, shared an image of the young girls on Twitter, and spoke with the farmer who discovered them alone.
“Take a good hard look at the #BidenBorderCrisis… @POTUS enough is enough let’s work together [to] solve this crisis,” the lawmaker tweeted.
Take a good hard look at the #BidenBorderCrisis These young girls were found outside a ranch near Quemado, Texas in #TX23. The Del Rio Sector border patrol tell me they are uninjured, healthy, and in good spirits. 🙏 @POTUS enough is enough let’s work together solve this crisis. pic.twitter.com/mt5P7ysN9g
— Tony Gonzales (@TonyGonzales4TX) May 9, 2021
The girls, practically babies, were found hungry and crying, with the youngest naked and crawling because she was too young to walk, Gonzales shared.
They were provided with shelter and food before authorities arrived, with the farmer saying he did not believe they would have survived if he had not spotted them, as the temperature was above 100 degrees.
Yet, not a peep from the liberal media, or liberals like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., who was quick to grandstand and exploit migrants with a Republican was in the White House.
Gonzales also shared a video of a conversation with the farmer and his family talking about the heartbreaking scene encountered.
Last night I shared a heartbreaking photo of young children found by a farmer on his land in Quemado. While we thank God they were found alive, these tragic scenes are happening more & more.
Today I visited with him & talked about the border crisis. We need a solution now. pic.twitter.com/Zzvk4UgAGc
— Tony Gonzales (@TonyGonzales4TX) May 10, 2021
The farmer said he was born on the border in 1946 and has lived there his entire life, and that he has never seen things as bad as they are today.
“Unfortunately this happens far too often now,” said Chief Border Patrol Agent Austin Skero II. “If not for our community and law enforcement partners, these little girls could have faced the more than 100-degree temperatures with no help.”
The woman in the video, presumably the farmer’s wife, said this type of situation is happening all along the Rio Grande. “There’ll be a lot of suffering this summer,” she said if action is not taken.
And the flow is never-ending, with illegal immigrants migrants coming daily by the hundreds, if not thousands.
“You see the steady stream of people coming across the border with Mexico entering our nation without going through a legal checkpoint, without any of those things. You don’t see them being COVID tested right there, right?” Fox News host Harris Faulkner reported on “The Faulkner Focus.”
“Just moments ago there appeared to be an elderly gentleman they were helping out of the river. Some have camping gear so they can spend the night and do what they need to do. This is a heavy stream of people. A lot of children in the group that we are seeing now, too. Women and children in this group. Looks like that woman is praying as she comes across,” Faulkner continued. “We have seen instances where our Border Patrol have had to get engaged to save people. That water is moving.”
Most of those seen in the video above were from Venezuela, with the network noting that local Border Patrol has been overwhelmed with over 5,000 apprehensions in the last week.
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The longest-tenured writer at BizPac Review, Tom grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills.
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