Topic: Hias

Alejandro Mayorkas is labeled a greater traitor than Benedict Arnold for his role in facilitating a four-year border invasion. His previous position on the board of HIAS is cited as a conflict of interest that empowered NGOs to dismantle US sovereignty. The administration is criticized for not sufficiently highlighting the 500,000 missing children lost to sex slavery and labor under Mayorkas's tenure.

Laura Loomer defends her record, citing her travel to the Darien Gap to expose the NGO HIAS and her arrest for "hopping the fence" at Gavin Newsom's house. She rejects being lumping in with neocons, stating she has always been a Republican and has spent her career suing tech giants like Google and Facebook. She argues that Carlson is using "dehumanizing talking points" against her that mirror Big Tech's rhetoric.

An Egyptian national, Muhammad Salameen, who was in the U.S. illegally, allegedly attacked a pro-Israel march in Boulder, Colorado, using a makeshift flamethrower. The suspect, who reportedly yelled "Free Palestine" during the attack, entered the country through the Panama "Darien Gap" with assistance from the Jewish organization HIAS. President Trump released a statement calling for the deportation of "illegal anti-American radicals" following the tragedy.

Alejandro Mayorkas is accused of heading a massive child sex trafficking organization through his previous leadership at HIAS and his current role at DHS. Billions of dollars in taxpayer money have reportedly been funneled to NGOs that facilitate the movement of undocumented minors across the US border. The host calls for the indictment of Mayorkas and other officials, alleging they are "pedophile enablers" rather than merely inept managers.

Michael Yon identifies HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society) and Catholic Charities as the primary NGOs facilitating migration at the border and in the Darien Gap. He notes that former DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was a board member of HIAS. Yon describes the "San Vicente" camp in Panama as a major hub managed by these organizations and the UN to move migrants toward the United States.

Michael Yon discusses the recent election in Panama, where the incoming president campaigned on a platform to close the Darien Gap migration route. Yon details his years of reporting on the UN NGOs and the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) operating in the jungle. He credits independent journalism for bringing the scale of the migrant invasion to the attention of the U.S. Congress.

Matt Bracken and the host discuss the role of DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, noting his former board membership at the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS). They argue that the State Department is intentionally sabotaging American interests by facilitating a border invasion. The segment references Zbigniew Brzezinski’s "Grand Chessboard" and the deliberate destruction of U.S. sovereignty to favor a globalist agenda.

Investigative journalists Michael Yon and Anne Vandersteel report on the "invasion" of the U.S. southern border. They identify the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) and DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas as key players in facilitating the flow of migrants through the Darien Gap. They claim that Hezbollah and CCP members are among those entering the United States, funded by diverted taxpayer money.

Footage shows U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents cutting protective wire fencing to allow illegal immigrants to enter the country. Dr. Jane Ruby characterizes this as a government-led "crime" facilitated by the UN and various NGOs. She argues that these agencies have been "captured" and are now actively working to facilitate the invasion of the United States rather than protecting its borders.

War correspondent Michael Yon reports from the Darien Gap, describing the massive infrastructure built by NGOs to facilitate migration. He highlights the role of HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society), noting that DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was a former board member. Yon alleges that HIAS and other UN-linked groups are helping members of Hezbollah and the Chinese Communist Party enter the United States through these migrant routes.

A major fire occurred at the San Vicente migrant camp in the Darien Gap, Panama, on March 1, 2024. Michael Yon reports that the fire specifically targeted a building housing immigration and identification records. The camp is located near facilities operated by HIAS, an organization previously led by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, leading to allegations that the destruction of records was a deliberate act to obscure the identities of those entering the North American corridor.

Rubin details his observations of unaccompanied children being transported through LaGuardia Airport by "escorts" and handed off to individuals in "sketchy vans." He links these operations to the Department of Health and Human Services and NGOs like HIAS. Rubin claims that many of these children are being placed in unregulated foster homes where they are at high risk for abuse and trafficking.

Anthony Rubin discusses the role of NGOs like HIAS and the Red Cross in facilitating migration through the Darien Gap. He claims to have obtained maps provided by these organizations that detail specific "smuggling routes" for migrants heading toward the U.S. border. Rubin points out that Alejandro Mayorkas previously sat on the board of HIAS, which receives millions in federal taxpayer funding to assist in these operations.

The host and Witzke discuss the House of Representatives' failure to impeach DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas after four Republicans voted with Democrats. Witzke alleges Mayorkas is facilitating a "strategic invasion" of red states and is complicit in the disappearance of over 90,000 migrant children. They characterize the current border policy as the largest human trafficking operation in history.

The discussion focuses on "force multiplication" as a strategy for resistance, with Yon highlighting the role of NGOs like HIAS and Catholic Charities in the border crisis. He points out that DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was a former board member of HIAS, which operates near "China Camp" in Panama. Yon addresses media claims of anti-Semitism, clarifying that his criticism is directed at the specific actions of these organizations in facilitating the entry of potential threats.

Michael Yon details the expansion of UN-funded migration camps in Guatemala and Panama, specifically mentioning the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS). He notes that Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas previously served on the board of HIAS, which operates near camps housing Chinese migrants.

Michael Yon reports from the "City of Knowledge" in Panama, the former U.S. Army South headquarters at Fort Clayton. He claims the base has been repurposed by the UN and various NGOs, including the Red Cross and HIAS, to facilitate global migration. Yon highlights that DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was a former board member of HIAS, which he links to the coordinated invasion.

Michael Yon details the connection between DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS). He describes "China Camp" in the Darien Province of Panama, where Chinese migrants are processed before heading to the U.S. border. Yon warns that the current situation is a "multiplayer game" involving potential actors from the CCP, Russia, and Hezbollah.

Alejandro Mayorkas is accused of being a "gear in the machine" of the invasion, having visited the Darien Gap to oversee the expansion of migrant camps like San Vicente, which Yon calls "China Camp." The Hebrew Immigration Aid Society (HIAS), where Mayorkas was once a board member, operates an office directly next to this camp. The infrastructure, including trailers made in China, is reportedly funded by U.S. taxpayers to "smooth the flow" of migrants.

The migration through the Darien Gap is described as a "UN globalist invasion" run by the U.S. government to destroy national sovereignty. Religious NGOs like Catholic Charities and HIAS are accused of participating in "child smuggling" and facilitating the invasion without denunciation from their respective religious leaders. Michael Yon notes that the Chinese migrants are particularly methodical and organized in their approach to entering the U.S.