Mexican cartels offer illegal aliens $15,000 VIP deals, despite Biden order [VIDEOS]

Mexican drug cartels are now reportedly offering VIP treatment to illegal immigrants trying to cross the border. VIP smuggling, which can cost up to $15,000, now accounts for 70% of the cartels' criminal activity compared to their traditional drug trade, according to USA Today. Reports suggest that some cartels herd up to 1,000 VIP migrants a month from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, to El Paso, Texas.

“VIP PACKAGES” | Mexican cartels now offer high-end human smuggling services, charging illegals up to $15,000 to enter the US through a network of tunnels.

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“Now we're learning about some new tactics from the Mexican cartels when it comes to smuggling. They're offering these VIP packages to migrants coming into the U.S. through a network of tunnels. Now, one of the ways they're doing it now is that the cartels are giving codes to the migrants, these specific codes will identify which cartel has already been paid by doing this.

When migrants make their way to the United States through these underground tunnels, they won't be harassed by local law enforcement or other rival groups, according to USA Today. These packages can range from $6,000 to $15,000 per person. These VIP packages offer migrants a safer way to cross the US as transnational groups take advantage of the 300 miles of storm drains across the border.

… this is quite important because for the cartels, this minimizes the risk. right The tradition of old-school smuggling is that you have a smuggler who brought large groups of migrants to the border. But then that puts a smuggler at risk would be an arrest, especially here in Texas with the Texas DPS at the border. So what the cartels are not doing is avoiding these arrests by giving these migrants all these phones that already have the routes to get here.” – NewsNation, Jorge Ventura Media

“A kilo of cocaine can bring $1,500, but the risk is very high. The cost-benefit of one person's trafficking is $10,000, $12,000 and $15,000,” said Arturo Velasco, manager of the anti-kidnapping group of the attorney general's office from Chihuahua.

VIP migrants are given code numbers to identify which cartel they have paid to help them and avoid harassment by rival syndicates or local police. Officials claim that Mexican National Guard and immigration bureaucrats along with local police have been accepting bribes in connection with VIP trafficking.

In some cases, police are even said to kidnap migrants and keep them in safe houses until they can find the money to pay for VIP service. “It's millions of pesos in extortion and everybody's involved,” said Tony Payan, director of Rice University's US-Mexico Center for the VIP program.

Reports of VIP smuggling emerged after it was revealed that in the following days Joe Biden's bogus executive order to stop illegal immigration to the United States, 42,000 migrants have crossed the border from Mexico. Since the order began, the average number of daily crossings has remained around 3,200, according to leaked data from the Department of Homeland Security.

Border Patrol officials say most migrants receive court dates and are released into the United States despite the order's goal of curbing illegal immigration.

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