reSee.it - Related Video Feed

A government memo confirms retaliation against individuals who reported illegal actions at Homeland Security. Despite their claims, no officials have faced discipline; instead, some have been promoted. Those who spoke out have suffered severe consequences: one had their law enforcement credentials and retirement revoked, while another was assigned menial tasks, hindering their career prospects. A third individual was demoted three levels and lost their firearm and credentials, marking a significant blow to their career. They collectively noted that in their combined 75 years of service, they had never faced disciplinary action until now. One supervisor even stated that the agency's goal was to drive them to despair or worse.

After four years, the American Replacement Center is officially closed. I've been reporting here for the last three and a half years, documenting the invasion of our southern border. I've recorded over a thousand videos, witnessing the good and the bad, from police harassment to potential human trafficking. I even followed buses of migrants to a secret hangar where they were kept before being flown into the interior. My reporting helped expose the misuse of tax dollars for airline tickets, which has since stopped. Despite threats and arrests, I continued to document what was happening, from the cartels selling merchandise to the exploitation of migrants. Now, with the facility closed and illegal crossings down, there's still much work to be done, including enforcing SB4 and investigating the NGOs involved.

Aaron Vecchi, a former US Border Patrol agent, exposed systemic human rights violations and internal cover-ups, risking his career and safety. He describes a "religion of apathy" among some agents who ridicule those dedicated to their oath. Vecchi believes the patrol's standards have declined, with quantity prioritized over quality in agents. He recounts incidents of inhumane treatment of migrants, including families, and claims superiors ordered agents to take jackets from breastfeeding women in cold weather. Vecchi says he was reprimanded for not removing a migrant's earring. He describes cartels controlling the border, with agents only able to work as hard as the cartels permit. Vecchi contacted the Office of Special Counsel and Congress after witnessing these abuses. He says he received a cease and desist order after contacting Congress. Despite retaliation, Vecchi says he felt compelled to speak out for his grandchildren's sake. He advises others facing similar crises of conscience to pray and trust they will be vindicated.

Three government whistleblowers with 7 decades of law enforcement experience allege that Homeland Security is intentionally failing to fully enforce the DNA Fingerprint Act, a 2005 law requiring DNA collection from non-U.S. persons detained for immigration violations. They claim this non-compliance, spanning multiple administrations, makes Americans less safe and has led to preventable deaths. Recent data suggests nearly 70% of border encounters did not include DNA collection, potentially leaving almost a million violent criminals unidentified between 2010 and 2019. The whistleblowers allege this failure may have contributed to the death of Rachel Morin, as the suspect had multiple prior encounters with border agents where DNA could have been collected. They also claim they faced retaliation for speaking out, including demotions, removal of firearms and credentials, and a hostile work environment. One supervisor allegedly stated the agency's goal was to bankrupt them, make them quit, die, or kill themselves. The whistleblowers believe the intentional dereliction of implementing the DNA law is criminal.

The speaker asserts that the United States federal government is the world’s largest child sex trafficking organization in modern history, stating that thousands of unaccompanied alien children (UACs) are being raped at this very moment. He is a retired Border Patrol deputy patrol agent in charge in the San Diego sector, with 24 years of service, who worked under five presidents and says only one president secured the border: Donald Trump. He contrasts the border era under President Joe Biden as the opposite, describing Biden’s first day as the start of 94 executive orders that cascaded from Washington, obliterating immigration policy that had secured the border. He claims Biden, through Department of Homeland Security secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, created policy out of thin air, ignored federal immigration law, and facilitated “the largest mass invasion into America that the world has ever seen.” The speaker contends that the United States will spend hundreds of billions of dollars in four years to fund the needs of over 50,000,000 illegal aliens who populate the nation, and that “between one in six and one in seven residents in America is an illegal alien,” describing the demographic shift as the greatest in modern history. After his Border Patrol career, he wrote a bestselling book titled The intentional destruction of American immigration system and produced two documentaries. He asserts that Biden, Harris, and Mayorkas intentionally, strategically, and purposely weaponized illegal immigration as a tool to transform America, and that within this invasion, the unspoken evil of child trafficking—specifically child sex trafficking—has flourished. He projects that by the end of this administration, the number of trafficked children will have grown to over 550,000 UACs. He notes that these children are arrested, released into America, and then lost. To illustrate, he contrasts CBP data: in Trump’s last year, CBP arrested 30,557 UACs who were accounted for and not lost; in Biden’s first year, CBP arrested 147,975 UACs, most of which are unaccompanied and lost. In 2023, Health and Human Services officials Javier Bacera and Robin Marcos are said to have admitted that their agency had no contact with over 85,000 UACs. He asserts that DHS, HHS, and ORR did nothing to correct this humanitarian disaster; instead, they created policies to increase the efficiency of moving UACs from the border to the interior of the United States to unknown and unbonded sponsors, with unaccompanied alien children being handed off to total strangers. A year later, the inspector general overseeing DHS released a report stating the number of lost UACs was not 85,000 but over 320,000. The speaker and his business partner, Ryan Matt, spent six months traveling across America filming a documentary titled “What Is Treason Trafficked?” through which they spoke with officers, agents, and whistleblowers from various agencies. They say the federal government knowingly and actively facilitated these criminal acts.

Three government whistleblowers with seven decades of law enforcement experience allege that Homeland Security is intentionally failing to enforce the DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005, which requires collecting DNA from non-US persons detained for immigration violations. They claim this non-compliance, spanning multiple administrations, has led to preventable deaths. Recent data suggests nearly 70% of border encounters don't include DNA collection, potentially leaving almost a million violent criminals unidentified. The whistleblowers suggest this failure may have contributed to the death of Rachel Morin, as the suspect had multiple prior encounters with border agents where DNA could have been collected. The whistleblowers also allege retaliation for speaking out, including denial of promotion, a hostile work environment, and the removal of law enforcement credentials and firearms. One supervisor allegedly stated the agency's goal was to bankrupt them, make them quit, die, or kill themselves. The whistleblowers believe the intentional dereliction of implementing the DNA law is criminal.

An individual claims to have made $120,000 last year but suggests Border Patrol agents could passively allow illegal activity to continue for personal benefit. They assert some agents may face financial ruin. The speaker references Lincoln Riley and suggests that signing certain files contributes to "blood on our hands." They imply a moral responsibility for the harm caused to victims of crime. They ask how agents would feel if the victim were their own family member.

The speaker is at a migrant center in San Antonio, Texas, alleging that NGOs are facilitating human smuggling into America. He claims San Antonio police officers are contracted by NGOs to guard the area in their official uniforms and cars. The speaker questions the officers about the alleged conflict of interest and whether they are being paid by NGOs, but they offer "no comment." He accuses the NGOs of lying about paying for migrants' flights and scamming the federal government. He asks why the police are not investigating this and are instead taking money from NGOs. The speaker follows a bus allegedly transporting migrants to the airport and back to the migrant resource center. He questions a woman involved in the pickup about her NGO affiliation. He also questions an airport employee about working a side contract approved by the San Antonio PD.

As government whistleblowers with decades of law enforcement experience, we've witnessed Homeland Security's intentional failure to implement the DNA Fingerprint Act, a law designed to protect public safety. This noncompliance, impacting millions of border encounters, has led to preventable deaths, including the tragic case of Rachel Morin. Despite bipartisan support for DNA collection upon detention for immigration violations, the law isn't fully enforced, leaving potentially hundreds of thousands of violent criminals unidentified. We faced retaliation for speaking out, including demotions and removal of credentials. The agency's goal, according to one supervisor, is to bankrupt us, make us quit, or worse. We believe this dereliction is criminal, exacerbating crime by ignoring a vital tool.

Another group of migrants arrived at the border, highlighting the continuous flow of people entering and leaving. This situation has become a profitable industry for some, who exploit the suffering of others. The dangers faced by migrants, such as rape and murder, as well as being robbed by cartels, are alarming. The organizations profiting from this crisis are the real problem. Taxpayer money is being used to fund transportation for these migrants, but the situation is not improving. This is just the beginning of what is to come for America. There are those who simply seek personal gain, while others aim to destroy America from within. It is crucial to hold these individuals accountable. A journalist was confronted and told they couldn't film, which is absurd considering the circumstances.

Border Patrol Agent Aaron Vecchi was cleared of wrongdoing after exposing disturbing conditions at the US-Mexico border. A federal inquiry concluded allegations were unsupported by evidence. Vecchi, inspired by Zach Apothecar, spoke out about the "religion of apathy" among some agents who prioritize complacency over care. In February, Vecchi detailed systemic failures and humanitarian abuses in Ajo, Arizona, including freezing detainees, lack of shelter, and dangerous overcrowding. He reported gross mismanagement to the Office of Special Counsel, citing failure to provide basic care and extreme conditions. Vecchi alleged he was ordered to overcrowd the facility, creating an officer safety hazard, and provided photos and video evidence. Despite a cease and desist order, Vecchi maintained his decision to speak out, stating his conscience was more important than his pension. Vecchi is retiring this month.

300,000 children are missing, and over half a million are trafficked into the country. The scale of this issue is overwhelming, and the bureaucracy is difficult to navigate. I’ve witnessed horrific scenes in my career, including a tragic incident where 19 people, including a 5-year-old boy, died in a trailer. The boy begged his father for help as he suffocated. I've also spoken to young girls who have been victimized by cartel members, leaving them traumatized. I warned that if Joe Biden won the presidency, border security would deteriorate, leading to increased trafficking and deaths. When President Trump asked if I wanted to help fix the situation, I couldn't refuse.

A news crew touring the border encountered ICE and border patrol on horseback and ATVs. They were warned about Mexican cartel coyotes who had executed the husbands of two women and their two daughters. The women were eventually found, and one of the eight-year-old girls couldn't speak due to trauma. Medical evaluation revealed she had 67 different DNA samples inside her, indicating sexual assault. The Biden administration and cartels are criticized for allowing human trafficking and atrocities to occur. The journey to America, seen as a land of opportunity, often leads to abuse and rape for these women every night.

We were filming at the border when Border Patrol detained us at gunpoint, ignoring 60 illegal immigrants nearby. Some of us were handcuffed for exposing the invasion while the administration supports cartels. Despite being released, mainstream media hasn't covered our experience. We complied with law enforcement, but the focus should be on securing the border.

Many people don't like me, but others thank me for my work. The success of border and immigration enforcement belongs to President Trump and the officers. After 40 years in this job, people ask why I'm so emotional. I've spoken with girls as young as nine, raped repeatedly by cartel members. Think about how Lincoln Riley died and the terror she went through. Children are sexually assaulted. I stood with 19 dead people who baked to death in a tractor trailer. Illegal immigration is not a victimless crime. Every sick person, especially child rapists, taken off the streets makes the country safer. Every illegal alien arrested who is a public safety threat makes this country safer.

Border Patrol Agent Aaron Vekke, with 19 years of experience, is speaking out about the mistreatment of migrants he witnessed at the Ajo, Arizona station, including families freezing or burning in the desert heat. He filed whistleblower complaints after seeing people's rights violated, such as overcrowding under a canopy without segregation, shade, or regard for civil rights. Vekke says his supervisor told him he would be guilty of dereliction of duty if he didn't continue overcrowding the facility. He reported the issues to the OSC but received a cease and desist letter. He claims management is forcing agents to violate court orders and mistreat migrants, even taking jackets from breastfeeding women in cold weather. Vekke states the cartels run the border and agents are overwhelmed, following orders to process migrants quickly into an overcrowded parking lot. He appeals to his colleagues to speak out, noting the toll the situation has taken on agents' well-being. He believes bureaucrats are coercing law enforcement into violating laws and oaths of office, which he sees as a threat to the nation.

Speaker 0 lists a number of prominent figures: Tom Hanks, Stephen King, Robert De Niro, Kevin Spacey, Stephen Colbert, Adam Schiff, Meryl Streep, Obama, John Podesta, Dan Schneider, Dan Harmon. Speaker 1: I don't care what they do to me. This is an issue I feel strongly about. I’m literally willing to die over it. I’m willing to do whatever it takes until this is gone. I put in an anonymous tip to DHS, I said, I have information of a trafficking ring. I gave them Seth and Claire and told them some details. Here’s the thing that people need to understand: Organizations are corrupt. LAPD, like FBI. Hollywood pedophilia is not a conspiracy theory. By this, it’s a well documented fact. It happens a lot, but there are a lot of powerful people that have a lot of sway, and they can kill investigations. The LA sheriff’s badge has a known FBI pedo symbol on the badge. I have been researching this stuff since 9/11. Because when 9/11 happened, I was like, there’s no way that the official story there’s no way. So people have been trained to trust the ones in power. They, you know? A lot of people voted for Hillary Clinton, and you don’t need a conspiracy theory or anything to know that Hillary Clinton is, you know, a rotten individual. There are a lot of other people that are involved with this. There are people that, you know, 9/11 was the catalyst for a lot of people because they saw the depths that the ruling class would go to to propagate their control. What’s the deal with they say the Jews are the chosen people. I think as human beings, we’re all the chosen people, and they agree with me. I feel like that ideology—the chosen people meme—needs to go because, like, we’re all human beings. I understand people wanting to be with their own kind, and that’s great, but if you dehumanize others because of that, I don’t think that’s cool. It’s common knowledge at this point. Like, I’m in Hollywood. Everyone talks. Look at Kevin Spacey. Look at Kevin Spacey. Everyone knew about Spacey for years and years and years and years and years, and no one said anything. Media never covered it. Why I feel so blasé about just calling out Spielberg? It’s because they don’t want to fight it. They don’t want to take it to court.

I joined the FBI in 2014, focusing on violent crimes on Indian reservations and later on child pornography and human trafficking in Florida. In 2021, I was reassigned to domestic terrorism, where I became concerned about the January 6 investigations. I noticed the FBI was straying from its guidelines, which I believed jeopardized important cases and public safety. After raising my concerns, my security clearance was suspended, and I was placed in an unpaid position indefinitely. The FBI pressured me to lie to charge me with a crime and denied my requests for outside employment. If the FBI treats its own agents this way, what might they do to ordinary citizens?

A young military man did his job excellently and accidentally uncovered that our government was implicated in working with the cartels, not fighting them. He later realized that the government then fed him to the cartels, and he’s been on the run for his life for 35 years. Over the years he faced abusive litigation, harassment by narco attorneys, and police records that were allegedly disappeared. He has presented evidence of hitmen coming after him, and after decades he finally obtained his paperwork with the help of county clerks who retrieved records. In May 2025, the man, now 56 and with a new name, was released from a 35-year military-grade NDA. Deciding to confront his past, he travels from Washington back to the base where it began—Fort Huachuca, Arizona. He books a stay at Candlewood Suites on the base and arrives on September 8 at 5:37 PM. In the lobby he notices a Special Forces-looking person and a young woman who leave in a green pickup with him. The next morning, September 9, at about 5:30 AM, he goes off base to get coffee in Sierra Vista and meets soldiers wearing 10th Mountain Division patches. They tell him that Joint Task Force Six has continued as Joint Task Force Southern Border (JTF Southern Border) and that a building is being used as a temporary command center. He proceeds to the new JTF headquarters around 7:37 AM and meets two or three men who are friendly. He sees about 12 lieutenant colonels and notes the presence of a key figure who he believes is Brian Harpole. Allegedly, after this the situation escalates. The man is confronted by two captains who escort him out and subject him to a seven-hour interrogation, during which they suspect him of being a spy. He is accused of being a bomb threat due to alleged special forces or EOD connections, and he is gaslit to consider the possibility that he might threaten others or himself. After the interrogation, they conferenced with the base commander, verify that he is not there to spy on the meeting, and decide to send him off post. He drives to Tucson, finds a hotel, then flies home, with a stop in Salt Lake City where his wife mentions Charlie Kirk. The man says he happened to be in the Salt Lake airport when Candace, i.e., Candace Owens, was discussing strange flights, and she mentions Charlie Kirk. He provides documentation: high school diploma, military records, police records, NDAs, and court documents he’s fought to obtain for this story spanning 35 years. He recalls the commander in charge of force protection, whom he could only identify as Captain Neff (about 36, brown hair, gray-haired man with glasses), and he notes an incident number given by the Captain: 8611-2025MPC446, which he believes could be FOIA-requested. He emphasizes that this is not just about one conspiracy but ties to global trafficking and cartels, including potential government involvement at high levels. He says he’s not hiding anymore and that Charlie Kirk’s assassination coverage ties into this larger narrative. He asks for anyone who saw something or knows how to FOIA-request the records to come forward, providing the dates, times, and documents he has shared. He ends by thanking God and noting his intent to pursue further exposure and potential meetings with others connected to the case.

An unaccompanied minor was seen in handcuffs with criminals. It was claimed that moving 500,000 children in 3 years requires not asking questions. There seemed to be an internal struggle between doing what people perceived as the morally right thing and pursuing their livelihood. A secret facility was found, and it was stated that this is all about money, potentially a $1,000,000,000 operation. It was claimed that children are being delivered to unknown people. The NGOs and the federal government protect each other. It was stated that nobody can be trusted. The journey of the immigrants and the children was described as a journey into human nature. The group entered a cartel tunnel, and it was stated that nobody is there to stop this.

The border has always been wide open, even post-9/11. Initially, there was just a three or four-strand barbed wire fence, often down. During the Bush era, vehicles with makeshift campers carrying 3,000 pounds of marijuana each would drive through, and ultralights would fly northbound towards Phoenix, largely unchecked. Directives were to simply "get eyes on" the ultralights dropping loads. The first real fence erected could easily be lifted, with people choosing to lift it rather than cut through it to drive vehicles underneath. Contractors were only authorized to make repairs, not improvements, to the "shoddy" fence, creating a constant cycle of daily repairs. The speaker retired from the Border Patrol on June 27th after 20 years.

"I state without reservation that the United States federal government is the world's largest child sex trafficking organization in modern history." "The probability that thousands of these UACs are being raped at this very moment is 100%." "Biden, through Department of Homeland Security secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, created policy out of thin air, ignored federal immigration law, and facilitated the largest mass invasion into America that the world has ever seen." "What did DHS, HHS, and ORR do to correct this humanitarian disaster? Nothing." "In August 2024, the inspector general with oversight over over DHS issued a report stating that number lost UACs was not 85,000, it was over 320,000." "However, after conducting numerous interviews with officers, agents, and whistleblowers from every alphabet agency and department, it was made clear to us that the federal government knowingly and actively facilitated these criminal acts."

Multiple government whistleblowers with decades of law enforcement experience reveal that Customs and Border Protection has failed to comply with the DNA collection law, potentially leading to preventable deaths. Despite bipartisan support for the law, nearly 70% of border encounters did not include DNA collection, leaving violent criminals unidentified. The failure to collect DNA may have contributed to a murder case. Whistleblowers faced retaliation for speaking out, including demotions and reputational harm. The agency's intentional noncompliance with the law is seen as criminal, with no disciplinary actions taken against those responsible.

Three government whistleblowers with 7 decades of law enforcement experience allege that Homeland Security is intentionally failing to fully enforce the DNA Fingerprint Act, a 2005 law requiring DNA collection from non-U.S. persons detained for immigration violations. They claim this non-compliance, spanning multiple administrations, makes Americans less safe and has led to preventable deaths. Recent data suggests nearly 70% of border encounters did not include required DNA collection, potentially leaving almost a million violent criminals unidentified between 2010 and 2019. The whistleblowers suggest this failure may have contributed to the death of Rachel Morin, as the suspect had multiple prior encounters with border agents where DNA could have been collected. The whistleblowers also allege retaliation for speaking out, including demotions, removal of firearms and credentials, and a hostile work environment. One whistleblower claims a supervisor stated the agency's goal was to bankrupt them, make them quit, die, or kill themselves. They believe the intentional dereliction of implementing the DNA law is criminal.

The speaker testifies about the weaponization of the FBI and DOJ against its own employees and the American people. He served in the Army in Iraq and Afghanistan, then as a police officer, and later as an FBI special agent. Despite receiving high performance reviews and being selected for specialized units, he has been smeared as a subpar employee after witnessing weaponization within the FBI. He states that too many in the FBI prioritize avoiding difficulty over upholding the Constitution, leading to an Orwellian atmosphere that silences dissent. He is speaking out despite the potential personal cost, including the loss of his job and family's home. He claims the FBI allowed him to accept orders to a new position, sell his family's home, and report to the new unit before suspending him on his first day, rendering his family homeless. He concludes that bad actors have begun running parts of the government, but he will never stop trying to serve the nation and protect the innocent.