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Things Are So Much Worse Than Anyone Knows Journalist Todd Bensman Exposes The Largest Illegal Migrant Camp In America. It’s “massive and almost no one has heard of it” “It's a 60 SQUARE MILE CITY of illegal aliens in the middle of Texas — That is absolutely vast. I've been up there over and in a helicopter — it's to the horizon. You can't even see the end of this thing” “Colony Ridge. I think this is important. Explain to the listeners what Colony Ridge is and why you were so concerned about it. It's a 60 square mile city of illegal aliens in the middle of Texas, uh, old East Texas, about 40 miles northeast of Houston. That is absolutely vast. I've been up there over and in a helicopter and in a plane, and I've flown my drone. I mean, it's to the horizon. You can't even see the end of this thing, how vast it is of just kinda dilapidated trailers. And the developer's been selling land marketed to illegal aliens. — We're probably gonna have at least another couple million in 2024. They have to live somewhere.” More info: Just outside of Houston sits the largest illegal alien housing community in America - and almost no one’s heard of it. Roughly the size of Washington D.C, Colony Ridge is home to more than 75,000 illegals and recent reports say that number could easily swell to 200,000. Real estate developer Trey Harris started this third world city nearly ten years ago. How? By giving illegals direct home loans so they don’t need social security numbers. The community is also full of stray dogs and cats, gang activity and has become a strategic hub for the Gulf and Sinaloa cartels. Import the third world and you become the third world. (Speaking is journalist and author Todd Bensman)
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Things Are So Much Worse Than Anyone Knows Journalist Todd Bensman Exposes The Largest Illegal Migrant Camp In America. It’s “massive and almost no one has heard of it” “It's a 60 SQUARE MILE CITY of illegal aliens in the middle of Texas — That is absolutely vast. I've been up there over and in a helicopter — it's to the horizon. You can't even see the end of this thing” “Colony Ridge. I think this is important. Explain to the listeners what Colony Ridge is and why you were so concerned about it. It's a 60 square mile city of illegal aliens in the middle of Texas, uh, old East Texas, about 40 miles northeast of Houston. That is absolutely vast. I've been up there over and in a helicopter and in a plane, and I've flown my drone. I mean, it's to the horizon. You can't even see the end of this thing, how vast it is of just kinda dilapidated trailers. And the developer's been selling land marketed to illegal aliens. — We're probably gonna have at least another couple million in 2024. They have to live somewhere.” More info: Just outside of Houston sits the largest illegal alien housing community in America - and almost no one’s heard of it. Roughly the size of Washington D.C, Colony Ridge is home to more than 75,000 illegals and recent reports say that number could easily swell to 200,000. Real estate developer Trey Harris started this third world city nearly ten years ago. How? By giving illegals direct home loans so they don’t need social security numbers. The community is also full of stray dogs and cats, gang activity and has become a strategic hub for the Gulf and Sinaloa cartels. Import the third world and you become the third world. (Speaking is journalist and author Todd Bensman)

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