Topic: Border Hope

Tim Enlow describes a confrontation with security at Mission Border Hope in Eagle Pass, a charity he claims is involved in the "farming" of migrants. He alleges that these organizations operate money exchange and check-cashing facilities on-site to profit from the migrant influx. Enlow asserts that human trafficking has become a multi-billion dollar global business that rivals the narcotics trade.

Investigative efforts focus on "Border Hope," a Methodist church in Eagle Pass that recently acquired a 20,000-square-foot facility allegedly used for processing and distributing illegal migrants across the United States. Geiser describes the facility as part of a massive human trafficking industry supported by NGOs and federal funds. The segment mentions that similar migrant camps are being discovered internally in cities like New York.

Chase Geiser concludes his border report by emphasizing the need for an administration that believes in national sovereignty rather than globalism. A video report is aired showing Geiser being threatened with police intervention while filming outside the Border Hope facility. Jones thanks his audience for their support, which he claims allows InfoWars to shine "hot lights of publicity" on these secretive NGO operations.