The 5 Million People Crisis and Our Country's Fate

Ranchers, deputy sheriffs, and border patrol officers discuss the realities of living on the southern border – their fears, worries, and frustrations over the current border crisis.

Dear Reader, Over the past 20 months, an estimated five million people have illegally crossed the southern border. This overwhelming border crisis was briefly given attention when Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis flew 50 illegal immigrants to Martha's Vineyard. But the consequences of illegal immigration doesn't stop there. The reality on the border is dangerously life threatening– for all Americans. Understand the real story of the border crisis through reading The Epoch Times' new investigative report The Border Crisis and America's Fate: Our reporters spoke directly to those living along the southern border, and how their lives have changed the past two years. Ranchers' livelihoods have been crushed by illegal aliens that destroy private property and threaten their families' safety. Border patrols regularly stop trucks filled with enough fentanyl to kill thousands of Americans across the nation. We even interviewed the other side: those who are smuggled into the country often end up in new forms of slavery, beholden to the cartels as they try to pay off their debts. The border crisis affects the whole nation, in all areas of life. Through detailed and personal interviews by The Epoch Times, you will learn about the realities of living on the border and the human cost of unfettered illegal immigration. Get this essential report delivered to your home for FREE with a 2-month subscription to The Epoch Times when you pay just $1: Get Special Report Now for $1 > Get Special Report for $1 > Cancel anytime. NOTE: There are a limited number of copies available. Order yours now. "A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation." - Ronald Reagan In Truth and Tradition, The Epoch Times Staff Copyright © 2022 The Epoch Times. All rights reserved. The Epoch Times. 229 W. 28 St. Fl. 7 New York, NY 10001 You are receiving this email because you subscribed to The Epoch Times. Manage your email preferences here.