Topic: Endeavors

Arellano speculates on the fate of missing children from the Maui fires, wondering if they have been entered into the same shelter system. He also discusses the high wages paid to staff at migrant facilities, noting that janitors can earn $300 a day. Jones reiterates his claim that the system is designed to facilitate child smuggling under the guise of humanitarian aid.

Mexican cartels are reportedly using TikTok to recruit American teenagers for human smuggling operations. Meanwhile, Congress is investigating a $530 million no-bid contract awarded by DHS to Family Endeavors Inc., a group linked to a Biden-Harris transition team member. Several Texas counties have declared a state of emergency due to the influx of migrants.

A report by Greg Reese examines a $530 million no-bid contract awarded to the nonprofit Family Endeavors to care for migrant children. The report links the organization to former Biden transition officials and UN-aligned NGOs. Reese argues that the influx of refugees is part of a "Replacement Migration" program designed to destroy the national sovereignty of Western nations.

Greg Reese reports on a $530 million no-bid contract awarded to the nonprofit Family Endeavors, which is managed by former Biden transition official Andrew Lorenzen-Strait. The report links the organization's leadership to previous UN-aligned refugee operations in Europe and Syria. Reese argues that the "Replacement Migration Program" is a deliberate plan to destroy the national sovereignty of Western nations.

Owen Shroyer reports from the Donna, Texas border facility, revealing that a group called Endeavors was awarded a $530 million no-bid contract. The deal was reportedly facilitated by Andrew Lorenzen-Strait, a former Biden transition team official now working for Endeavors. Shroyer notes that no-bid contracts are typically illegal unless a wartime emergency is declared, yet the administration publicly denies there is a crisis at the border.