Sheriff Mark Lamb

Which, by the way, eight of 10 women are raped when they come across.

But she had a baggie full of pills.

Eight of 10 women are raped.

Eight of 10 women and 50% of gay and trans people are raped by the cartels when they come across.

So she had a baggie full of pills, like 50 pills, and we said, what are these pills?

And she said, well, when I was gonna cross the border, I knew I'd be raped multiple times.

These are morning after pills.

You know, where do we get as a country to where we put politics in front of people?

Because that's what's happening.

Because politically, your side says we want open borders.

We're allowing 8 of 10 women to be raped as they come into this country?

Or children to just disappear back into the hands of the cartels?

So this is somewhat of an intricate thing, part of it, because...

There's the other part of it's the NGOs, the non-governmental organizations.

The non-governmental organizations are charities that are being funded by taxpayer dollars.

And so those charities have an incentive to continue to have a problem because they will continue to get money for their charities.

Some of them well-intentioned, many of them are aiding and abetting in human trafficking.

So the cartels know that these NGOs are willing to bring people to the border to bring them into this country.

I think the flow of people would be greater into America if the cartel had the ability to handle more people coming into the country.

You must pay the cartels.