Topic: Wetback

A historical review of President Eisenhower's "Operation Wetback" notes that 1.3 million illegal aliens were deported in six months during the 1950s. The discussion contrasts this with current US policy, noting that Mexico enforces its own borders strictly for tourists while facilitating the passage of migrants toward the United States.

Alex Jones discusses President Eisenhower's "Operation Wetback" as a historical precedent for mass deportation. He points out the disparity between the strict security requirements for American citizens at airports and the lack of vetting for illegal aliens entering the country.

Alex Jones explains the origin of the term "wetback" while standing near the Rio Grande. He discusses the exploitation of agricultural workers and the brutality of cartels, who reportedly lock migrants in tractor-trailers to die. Jones refutes the "racist" narrative of border enforcement, stating the real enemy is the "evil and wicked" cartel system.