The news out of Florida should make every hardworking American’s blood boil. Another so-called “farm labor contractor”—Alexander Villatoro Moreno—finally pleaded guilty to running a modern-day slave ring under the RICO Act. He and his cronies recruited Mexican nationals with H-2A visas, dangling the American dream in front of them, all so they could squeeze cheap labor out of desperate men and women—while the liberal establishment turned a blind eye.
Let’s get one thing straight: Washington’s open-borders experiment isn’t just a humanitarian train wreck; it’s also a goldmine for criminal enterprises. Moreno and his gang lied to workers, forced them into backbreaking labor from Kentucky to Florida, and paid them nickels for their sweat—all while stuffing their pockets. The workers had their passports snatched, lived in filth, were constantly insulted and threatened with both deportation and violence. These abuses flourished because the globalist elite and their big-government pals refuse to actually enforce the law.
For years, Democrats have told us our food supply chain relies on “guest workers,” but what’s really happening? Crooked operators like Villatoro Moreno exploit our broken visa system, abuse foreigners for profit, and then try to sweep it under the rug. Where’s the outrage from the self-proclaimed “champions” of the worker? Silent as ever. The left’s reckless disregard for border security and labor law has created a playground for modern slavery.
Even as federal investigators finally brought these thugs to justice, you have to wonder how many other illegal labor schemes are festering across the country—enabled by the same bureaucratic incompetence that refuses to defend our borders or our sovereignty. If open borders and soft enforcement are so humane, why do they always seem to produce more victims, more crime, and more cover-ups?
Maybe it’s time Washington cared more about protecting American jobs and basic human decency than appeasing global corporations, open-border radicals, and their lobbyist buddies. If this isn’t a wake-up call, what is?
Source: Townhall
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