Journalist explains what actually happens once illegal immigrants make it across the border

NYC-based journalist Ashley St. Clair has been blowing the lid off of not only what goes on at our borders but also the deep-rooted corruption endangering basically all major airports.

She explains how when immigrants arrive at the U.S. border, “border patrol will take [them] to be processed,” usually after they’ve assisted in cutting the barbed wire.

After being processed, immigrants are sent away with “a clear bag that has paperwork, [their] court dates,” and “any identification.”

However, most of the time, all identification, including IDs and passports, are long gone at this point because they’ve been disposed of.

“They will bury and burn their IDs at the border because one: either they've claimed asylum somewhere else and they're not supposed to be claiming it here, or two: they don't want you knowing who they are,” Ashley tells Dave Rubin, adding that she’s personally been down to the border several times and witnessed this.

“So, when you go to the southern border, you will see buried and burned IDs, passports, [and] previous asylum claims,” she explains.

Once these migrants make it to the airport, they’re given special treatment and put on flights free of charge despite having zero identification.

Most of them “don't have to have any ID.” Some even use “arrest warrants” or their “court dates” as identification, Ashley explains, adding that many of their boarding passes say “no name given.”

To make matters worse, Ashley says almost all “major airline carriers are complicit in this.”

“None of these pilots know who's boarding their planes, and they're all receiving vast amounts of money from these NGOs, these charities who are flying these migrants all across the country,” she says.

To learn more, watch the clip below.

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