Human smuggling organization busted at Phoenix home (pizzagate)

submitted ago by MercurysBall2

https://www.azfamily.com/news/human-smuggling-organization-busted-at-phoenix-home/article_a354ee4e-f82c-11ea-b4df-7385f240bef7.html

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- A human smuggling organization was busted in Phoenix on Wednesday morning.

The incident unfolded before 7 a.m. at a home near 27th Avenue and Indian School Road.

A spokesperson for Border Patrol told Arizona’s Family they served a search warrant at a home and discovered the individuals on the property.

Video from the Arizona's Family drone captured a couple dozen people sitting in a alleyway next to the home.

According to Border Patrol, the operation involved a second location, as well.

"Approximately 50 suspected undocumented individuals were taken into custody," reads a statement from Border Patrol about the operation. Agents are currently trying to identify the individuals who were found at the house to determine if they are in the United States legally or illegally.

That's actually just a few minutes away from Chicanos Por La Causa which came up in my last post: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/4026875/25650351

Vindicator ago

Any evidence this involved kids?

MercurysBall2 ago

In the video the reporter says that the raid took place at a house near 27th Avenue and Indian School.

In this instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw02WmBlQvw/?utm_source=ig_twitter_share&igshid=1xhkr1qiebaoz

We met as planned at 27th Avenue and Indian School in Phoenix, which happens to be one of our main sex trafficking hubs. It's crazy, you get out of your vehicle and look across the street, and as the Officer who is there to patrol traffic for us said, "I looked at the pimps standing on the corner and there's some of their girls. They looked at me, I looked at them, then after a few minutes they walked away. They have no concern for us because they know no one is going to call to report them. So what are we going to respond to if there's no complaint?" Today, was amazing! It was great to see new faces and so many of you, whom I've met through Facebook only and you showed up. It was so wonderful to fight with you. We stood in the heat and raised our voices, held our signs with pride, and educated and raised awareness. It was also great to share openly, that because the AZ Common Ground campaign began to gain so much attention, we've decided to turn the campaign into a nonprofit organization, and as of earlier this week Respect our Daughters is now a new 501c3. Our goal is to sustain a long fight until we eliminate this ugly, disgusting plague which us targeting our children. Thank you to all of you who shared our posts and have stood by us since we began.

On Respect Our Daughters FB page: https://www.facebook.com/events/27th-avenue-and-indian-school-phoenix-az/respect-our-daughters-campaign-to-end-sex-trafficking/380228132517584/

Phoenix is one of the leading cities in our country for sex trafficking. People are buying and selling our children. On Wednesday, October 24th, 2018, at 6 PM, we are marching to get the word out to our city, to our state, that the attack on our children is over. Will you stand up for our children. Respect Our Daughters is a campaign to bring education and awareness to our fellow citizens to wake up and get active to eliminate sex trafficking.

Vindicator ago

Nope. That's perfect. Thanks. :-)

con77 ago

Phoenix leads the western hemisphere in home invasions and human trafficking. Cartel crime the press doesnt report on.