Topic: Migrant Camp

3 chapters across the catalog

A personal account describes encountering a dangerous individual in Austin, Texas, who has been linked to local reports of robbery and sexual assault. The narrative expands to describe massive UN-funded migrant camps in South Texas where thousands of military-age men are provided with cell phones and multi-thousand dollar debit cards before being shipped across the country.

Naomi Wolf and her husband, Brian O'Shea, have been sounding the alarm regarding millions of military-age men entering the U.S. and being stationed at strategic locations like airports. They also discuss the acquisition of land near U.S. military bases by Chinese nationals and the installation of surveillance towers. Wolf warns that these developments, combined with efforts to build "quarantine camps" in New York, point toward a planned uprising or occupation.

InfoWars reporter Tim Enloe provides an eyewitness account from Del Rio, describing the encampment as a "mini third world Haiti" on U.S. soil. Enloe reports seeing migrants building bamboo huts and crossing the Rio Grande freely in both directions to shop for supplies in Mexico. He emphasizes the lack of medical screening and the massive logistical support, including Home Depot supplies and water trucks, being provided to the migrants.