Former Panama Border Chief Thinks THIS Is Who's Behind America's Illegal Immigration Outrageous Surge

This claim, if substantiated, could represent one of the most severe breaches of national security in the country's 248-year history.

The former director of Panama’s National Border Service, Oriel Ortega, has implicated the U.N.'s migration agenda in the escalating crisis at the southern border. He alleges that the U.N.'s non-governmental organization (NGO) partners are deliberately exacerbating the situation. Ortega, who currently serves as a security and defense consultant to Panamanian President Laurentino Cortizo, observed a sharp increase in immigration in 2016, coinciding with the arrival of NGOs in Panama.

February 25, 2024

Ortega's observations align with the timeline of the U.N.'s Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration meeting in 2016. Following this meeting, 152 nations, including Panama, voted in favor of the compact to manage global migration. The United States, however, voted against it.

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Contrary to the U.N.'s promise of orderly migration, Ortega asserts that the process has been chaotic. "It’s completely opposite right now," he said. In 2023, documents revealed that a record 500,000 migrants traversed the dense jungle known as the Darien Gap from Colombia into Panama. Migrants from around the globe are flying into South and Central America, where countries like Suriname and Ecuador do not require a visa for entry. Their ultimate destination is the United States.

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Joseph Humire, the executive director of the Center for a Secure Free Society and an expert on unconventional warfare, supports Ortega's claims. He argues that the influx at the U.S. southern border is not a conspiracy theory but a "strategically engineered migration." Humire and Ortega both believe that NGOs have worsened the mass migration issues.

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Ortega stated, "Instead of helping, they’re being part of the problem. It’s not the migrants themselves that are creating a national threat; it is the organized crime, and it is these international organizations."

These allegations suggest that the Biden administration may be complicit in this crisis, potentially facilitating the arrival of illegal immigrants at the Mexico-U.S. border. This could be seen as a tacit agreement between the United Nations and President Biden, or even as an act of treason by the U.S. President.

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The U.N. has a long history of assisting migrants, but the scale of its operations has dramatically increased, with the number of illegal immigrants entering America reaching record levels almost every month. In 2023, nearly $1.3 billion of U.S. taxpayer money was given to the U.N. and other agencies assisting migrants, according to a government spending database.

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This situation raises serious questions about the role of the United Nations and the Biden administration in the ongoing migration crisis. It also underscores the need for a thorough investigation into these allegations to ensure the security and sovereignty of the United States.