Whistleblower: NGOs Are Pocketing MILLIONS From Migrant Hotels In New York

On a special episode of the Sara Carter Show, Sara sits down with former Department of Health and Human Services employee Carlos Arellano. After witnessing the corruption and neglect in our immigration and refugee program firsthand, Arellano blew the whistle and is going public with his shocking stories from the inside.As a manager of a "Migrant Hotel" near Times Square in New York City, Arellano saw children in the care of strangers exposed to hard drugs and violence almost daily. He also saw American officials show a complete lack of interest in ensuring sponsors of children were properly vetted or that proper order was maintained. Supervisors were absent or seen only when collecting their six-figure salaries. Arellano saw the disgusting state of our immigration system from the inside and shares it all on today's Sara Carter Show.Arellano also shares his experience under the Trump administration and the drastic changes that happened once President Biden took his oath of office.Please visit our great sponsors:Allegiance Goldhttps://protectwithsara.comClick or Call 877-702-7272 to tell them Sara sent you and get $5,000 of free silver on a qualifying purchase. Beamhttps://shopbeam.com/saracarterTry Beam’s best-selling Dream Powder and save up to 50% for a limited time with code SARACARTER.Express VPNhttps://expressVPN.com/saraProtect yourself online with an extra 3 months FREE. Time Stamps:1:50 They don’t care about you or your money6:02 Carlos Arellano joins the Sara Carte Show8:33 Carlos’s Role at the Hotel13:09 An abused child17:22 Managing a migrant hotel20:36 Regular guests are left out in the cold23:06 The money situation25:22 They come after you for being a whistleblower29:12 I am going to blow the whistle33:40 There was a drunk ten-year-old35:29 Hispanics are not just Democrats37:39 NGOs losing big contracts41:40 No Refugee Resettlement Oversight43:35 Verifying a sponsor47:41 How will this be fixed?49:34 What is next for Carlos?51:25 Show Close