The surge of at least eight million illegal aliens to our southern border is not happening by accident and it's definitely not organic. A vast network of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's) is helping to move people from all over the world into Latin America, from all over Latin America to the U.S. border, and then from the border to cities and towns across our nation.
The NGO's spend many billions of dollars facilitating this movement. Their work is largely funded through the United Nations, which gets a huge percentage of its money from you, the American taxpayer. The NGO's insist they are simply providing humanitarian relief for the people that would be making this journey anyway. It's not true.
With the hard-earned dollars you sent to Washington, NGO's are actively urging people to leave their countries and come to the U.S., shepherding them along the path, and coaching them on how to request asylum here when they have no legitimate grounds for doing so. NGO's also provide them cash cards for the journey that you pay for, plus "free" food, lodging, and transportation to wherever they want to go once they get here. NGO's even provide legal support to help criminal aliens - including murderers - stay in the U.S.
Investigative columnist Sara Carter speaks with experts on both sides of the border about the role that NGO's are playing in exploiting and exacerbating this national security and humanitarian crisis. As one expert says, "It's an invasion by invitation." And you get stuck with the bill.
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