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The video, from Border Patrol’s Central Processing Center in El Paso, shows 750 migrants – who are mostly men – in just one room waiting to be vetted on their way into the US.

The room, which was built for just 120, was littered with makeshift beds and blankets as agents struggled to contend with the huge influx of asylum seekers.

US Rep. Tony Gonzales said the entire center had six times its maximum capacity – 6,000 versus its usual 1,000 – when the footage was taken.

The overwhelming numbers forced Texas to send a third busload of migrants to Washington DC on Sunday where they were dropped off down the road from Kamala Harris’ home.

Keep in mind, all the hysteria was generated over a virus with a median official Infection Fatality Rate of only 0.23%. That’s right, all the fear mongering featured in the video below was in reaction to a “pandemic” that 99.8% of the population would easily survive, and this death rate was known only months after the spread started. Also keep in mind that essentially every single claim made by the media concerning covid featured below ended up being false. In many cases, the media knew that scientific evidence ran contrary to their narrative, but they promoted that narrative anyway.

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