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Jeff Rainforth 🚨BREAKING: This was the U.S.-Mexico border in Lukeville, Arizona, every DAY from 2021 to 2024. I camped out and filmed there day and night for 7 weeks. Approximately 800 people crossed through cuts in the border wall daily. 95% of those who crossed illegally were men under 55. In December 2023, Border Patrol agents became overwhelmed by the number of people from around the world crossing illegally. The Port of Entry had to be closed in order for U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents to come help them. Economies on both sides of the border began collapsing, including major tourist areas in Mexico. Mexican cartels were charging up to $50,000 per person for people from overseas. The typical price was around $10,000 for international, though, according to people I spoke to who crossed illegally. Everyone from overseas flew on commercial flights. Typically to Nicaragua then the cartels would transport them to the U.S.-Mexico border. To this day, many people don't believe what happened when I show them my photos and videos because they never saw it on mainstream news media. I estimate about half of America doesn't know what happened on the border during those years. Some people want it to happen again but with greater numbers. According to Gallup Polls, 146 million people wanted to leave their home countries permanently and live in the U.S. in 2022.If that had happened, it would have caused a catastrophic failure of critical infrastructure, economic systems, and public institutions required to sustain a modern society.The border is currently closed and more secure than ever before. Build the wall and enforce the law. 💥💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸**All photos are mine that I took. No AI.**