The House Judiciary has just released a report exposing how the administration of Border Czar Kamala Harris formed an open-borders alliance with the United Nations to bring more illegal aliens into the US via a fast-tracked process paid for by the US taxpayer.

They did this through taxpayer-funded migration centers set up in Central and South America and staffed by the UN. These UN bureaucrats would advise migrants on different ways to get into the US without going across the southern border and away from the watchful eye of the US taxpayer.

The House Judiciary wrote on X:

U.S. taxpayer dollars were spent on foreign nationals’ salaries so they could advise other foreign nationals on the easiest way to migrate to the United States.

At least $81.7 million in U.S. taxpayer funding spent by the open-borders United Nations to allow illegal aliens to bypass the southwest border and fly directly into the United States.

Migration centers set up throughout Central and South America staffed by U.N. bureaucrats.

Nearly 70,000 aliens referred for potential resettlement in the United States.

In the report, they write in their executive summary:

Under President Biden and Vice President Harris, in June 2023 the State Department announced its Safe Mobility Initiative, which allows aliens to sidestep the southwest border and, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), “avoid the risks associated with onward movement.”

In other words, this new Biden-Harris program fast-tracks aliens into the United States out of sight of the American people and without the politically damaging optics at the border. The initiative’s Safe Mobility Offices (SMOs) allow aliens outside the United States to consult with foreign national employees from UNHCR and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), who then provide the aliens with several options to resettle in the United States, including through family reunification parole, labor pathways, and additional expansions of the Biden-Harris Administration’s illegal abuses of humanitarian parole.

The U.S. taxpayer-funded SMOs are located in 13 cities across Guatemala, Costa Rica, Colombia, and Ecuador.

You can read the full report below:

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