WATCH: Almost 1000 Illegal Aliens Cross After AZ Gov Katie Hobbs Leaves Lukeville Border Area

Seems like it was setup

Dec 10, 2023

This literally happened at 10:30 PM MST here on the border at the Lukeville, AZ port of entry—10 hours after Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs visited on Saturday. It was all quiet before she got here. 10 minutes after she left, HUNDREDS came into the port!

From my count, there were around 1000 illegal alien crossings since she left yesterday! Some Border Patrol agents believe it’s designed that way for high-level visits.

Here’s the first wave. WATCH:

And here is the final video I took at the port around 10:45 MST. This is less than half of the video I took. I shortened it because of time constraints on my part. Too many videos to release.

WATCH THIS MASSIVE GROUP ENTER THE PORT:

The U.S. port of entry on the border in Lukeville, Arizona, has been closed for almost a week now.

About three days after that, word was going around that the Democrat Governor of Arizona, Katie Hobbs, was planning a visit to Lukeville and the port. She wants it open, apparently.

So, on Saturday, when Hobbs arrived, I drove up to the port and started taking photos and videos on top of my Jeep. Her entire detail seemed super skittish upon seeing me and started positioning themselves in defensive positions. (Is meth a big thing around here? Because they sure seemed paranoid).

Next, I went down and tried asking her a question. I yelled out (I was about 80 feet away) that I had been here for six weeks and then asked why she hadn’t come sooner. Her team immediately maneuvered so she was hidden, and they whisked her off inside the port’s offices, where Customs and Border Protection agents work.

WATCH:

The weird thing about Hobbs’ visit was that it became very quiet on the border a few days before she showed up. All of the illegal aliens were transported to the main CBP stations in Ajo or Tuscon, and there had been thousands of them at the wall and tent camp days before.

There were no illegal aliens ANYWHERE.

Main pickup point, Dec. 8th, a day before Hobbs visited. Normally, there are 400–1000 illegal aliens here

Border Patrol tent connector camp. Dec. 8. There are normally hundreds here. I filmed the lasting transport bus here leaving that day

This is what the main pickup spot on the wall looked like most of last week and the weeks prior.

Not once in the about 7-weeks I’ve been camped here filming have I seen everything empty with no illegal aliens.

Agents I spoke with said that whenever the flow of illegal aliens becomes a trickle, they KNOW someone big is visiting. They said it’s like someone (in this case Hobbs) called someone in Mexico and said, “Hey, I’m visiting next week; can you slow up the flow until I’m gone?”

There are a million stories and videos to share from this week and the preceding. I’m working on them. It’s tough when you’re camped out in the middle of nowhere.

I set up my portable office at the port on Saturday after Governor Hobbs ran away from me.

I have a new Twitter (X) account where I share videos on the fly that you should follow. Those are quick updates. Substack articles take more time and are more in-depth.

A paid subscription helps me buy gas, supplies, and new camp gear to deal with the closed port situation. I’ve been camped here for 7 weeks, sleeping in my Jeep, not motels, bringing the full story, day and night. Home and bed are 850 miles away. I’d like to upgrade some camp gear to make this more comfortable. I’m still losing money and probably will, maybe forever, but I love the work.

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