As the nation's largest southern border crossings finally receive mainstream media coverage years into an unprecedented illegal immigration crisis, untold numbers of "Fighting age males" dressed in military uniforms are entering the United States through remote areas with no Border Patrol presence.
The Santa Cruz and Pima County regions in southwestern Arizona has been slammed with extraordinary violence and crime fueled by Mexican cartels-smuggling drugs and humans-that are victimizing fourth and fifth-generation cattle farmers who have captured thousands of illegal immigrants on security cameras passing through their property since Joe Biden became president.
"They are unemployed, the majority are fighting age males and there is a strong possibility some have undergone some level of insurgency training," according to a law enforcement source familiar with the situation.
To help illustrate how porous the border is in this region, one rancher said Mexican cattle regularly cruise into the U.S. side, creating a major risk of introducing illnesses to American cattle that, although inoculated, may be vulnerable to new strains and diseases that may prevail south of the border.
If Biden gets reelected the situation will likely worsen, say law enforcement officials and residents in the remote Arizona region.
Just a few months ago Judicial Watch wrote about another once tranquil border region that has been devastated by illegal immigration and drug smuggling.
Human and drug traffickers regularly evade a meager force of Border Patrol agents in the mountainous region and local law enforcement officials say the addition of the new "American smuggler," U.S. citizens, predominantly young adults from Phoenix and Tucson recruited by Mexican cartels through social media, has created deadly consequences in the communities where the American recruits often travel at dangerously high speeds through local roads and highways.
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