Complete Betrayal: New Report Exposes DHS Official's Use of Social Media to Promote Illegal Immigration"
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Former President Trump recently addressed immigration and the border wall during a town hall event, where he reaffirmed his stance on securing the U.S.-Mexico border.
In related news, a report by the American Accountability Foundation alleges that a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officialhas been using social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok to promote illegal immigration. Wilson Osorio, identified as an associate counsel at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), allegedly posted videos featuring conversations with illegal immigrants, highlighting their success stories in the U.S. after crossing the border illegally.
The report, first obtained by Fox News Digital, claims Osorio began posting content in July, with videos featuring immigrants who have achieved financial success, such as owning businesses or earning substantial incomes. Some of the videos include advice to others considering illegal entry into the U.S., while warning of the dangers of crossing.
Osorio’s social media accounts were made private after Fox reached out for comment, and his LinkedIn profile was removed. DHS has declined to comment on Osorio's online activities.
Senator Mike Lee, R-Utah, called the situation a "severe breach of public trust," linking it to the broader immigration policies of the Biden administration. Lee criticized DHS leadership, claiming that current policies undermine border security and encourage illegal immigration.
Thomas Jones, president of the American Accountability Foundation, called for Osorio's immediate dismissal, accusing him of pushing a radical open borders agenda while being funded by taxpayer dollars.
The report also highlights several examples from Osorio’s social media accounts, where illegal immigrants describe their experiences in the U.S. and the opportunities they've found after crossing the border. One such story features a Honduran immigrant who entered the U.S. illegally two decades ago and now owns a thriving restaurant with over $1 million in annual sales. The caption on his Instagram post reads, "The American Dream is alive and well."
Other videos include similar stories of illegal immigrants who have found success in various industries. In one, a migrant shares how he earns $1,000 a week selling fruit. Another video features a woman who crossed illegally with her three daughters and now holds a work permit, claiming that having children helped her avoid deportation. Osorio's posts seem to present these experiences as testimonies of how illegal immigrants have managed to prosper despite their initial unlawful entry into the U.S.
The content also includes advice for those who are still considering crossing the border illegally. In one video, a migrant warns viewers about the dangers of human smugglers and the harsh desert conditions. Another video encourages illegal immigrants who are owed wages by employers to take action, offering tips on how to recover unpaid money.
One of the more controversial posts highlights the role that undocumented immigrants play in the U.S. workforce, particularly in the construction industry, noting the potential earnings in various occupations. Another video focuses on someone who benefited fr>
The backlash against Osorio has fueled broader criticism of the Biden administration's handling of immigration. Conservatives have long accused the administration of being too lenient on border security, a claim amplified by incidents like this. Senator Mike Lee linked Osorio’s social media activity to what he sees as a systemic problem within the Department of Homeland Security, under the leadership of Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. He argued that the administration’s policies are weakening America's borders and inviting illegal immigration on a large scale.
This controversy follows ongoing debate over the Biden administration's handling of the southern border, where record numbers of migrants have been apprehended. Critics argue that policies encouraging leniency on asylum seekers and reversing some of Trump's strict immigration measures have led to a surge in illegal crossings. Osorio's case is being pointed to as an example of federal employees allegedly promoting these policies at a grassroots level, potentially encouraging more illegal immigration.
Despite these accusations, DHS has remained silent on the matter, choosing not to comment on Osorio’s social media presence. The removal of his profiles and the making of his accounts private have only added to the controversy, leading critics to speculate about potential wrongdoing. Calls for his termination have grown louder as the debate over U.S. immigration policy continues.
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