Governor Abbott unveiled a new campaign that exposes the dire dangers of illegal immigration

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced a new billboard campaign Thursday to warn would-be illegal immigrants about the “horrific” reality of human trafficking, violence and the dangers they face if they try to enter the US illegally.

Abbott said the state is putting up dozens of warning signs in several languages ​​across Mexico and Central America.

“We are here to reveal the truth to immigrants who are thinking of coming here, the truth about smugglers who abuse many women and children along the way,” said the governor. “The message is: Don't risk a dangerous journey just to get arrested and deported.”

Abbott, who recently made another trip to the border with border chief Tom Homan, reiterated that the new Trump administration will “prioritize the deportation of apprehended illegal immigrants.”

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Billboards will be written in Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arabic, and will be placed along pedestrian routes.

The governor made his announcement at a farm on the southern border. He was standing next to a burnt “rape tree”, where property owners say immigrant women were regularly raped. Abbott said the billboards “tell the alarming stories of human trafficking” and “inform potential illegal immigrants of the reality of what will happen to them if they attempt to enter Texas illegally.”

Another billboard written in Spanish shows a little girl and simply asks: “How much did you pay to have your daughter raped?”

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Another shows a pregnant woman and says: “Your wife and daughter will pay for their journey with their bodies.”

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Abbott criticized governments and private groups that “make it sound like it might be safe to go to the state of Texas,” and said the state is trying to “provide real facts to immigrants who are thinking of coming here to save their lives, to save them from the darkness.” sexual harassment, save them from arrest and let them know there are consequences if they take other steps to come to the state of Texas.”

“This is a tough drug, but we don't want any more rape trees in Texas,” Abbott said. “Don't take the dangerous trip to Texas.”

The governor went on to lament the historic spike in illegal immigration under the Biden administration, saying: “It's a deadly situation, a horrific situation, a scary thing that we've been waiting for to end in about a month when President Trump takes office and shuts down. at the border and restores security and normalcy to the immigration system.”