[tense music] an escalation in the political fight over immigration. yes, we will help facilitate that transport. florida governor ron desantis taking credit for sending airplanes carrying migrants from san antonio, texas, to martha's vineyard. 49 people, millions of dollars, for what? because if i want to make a point by inconveniencing not just the people i'm dumping but inconveniencing the people that i'm going to dump them on, that's a perfect place to do it in. this was extremely deliberate. these people were handpicked. based on what i'm hearing, it sounds to me like these people have all been kidnapped. that they were all victims of a crime. there's a proper way to come into this country-- not sneaking across the fucking border. [speaking spanish] [muffled voices] i drove big ones, little ones. i know. some big ass-- save the unicorn for last. ok. [indistinct chatter] i'm back. nice job. [overlapping voices] so i get a call at around 4 o'clock, and i was like, what? and she said, we have about 50 venezuelans in the parking lot. and i-- why? what do you mean? two planes wednesday take about 50 undocumented migrants, including children, from san antonio, texas to martha's vineyard. [speaking spanish] and i saw them walking across from the high school to where the bus stop. i was confused. i was confused. because i was like, how did you get here? and who sent you here? so we had mom and dad and kids. they kept saying, we're hungry. haven't eat since breakfast. this was 4 o'clock in the afternoon. they cried. they scared that we're going to separate them like is done before. we seen on the news. and i got one of the mom. and i said, listen. i promise you, we're not going to take your kids away. it was getting late. and then someone said, ok, st. andrew can host them for the night. [muffled conversation] that's a very small island. it's 50 people showing up without anywhere to go. you have to marshal a fair amount of local resources to help with that. so i immediately headed there to help out with the people who had landed. we didn't know the people. we didn't know the situation. and i said to my staff, we're all going to stay awake. people wanted to help. people wanted to give. people wanted to donate. by the time i got there, people already had food. i hopped in and started blowing up air mattresses with a bunch of other volunteers. you know, we had people who need medical attention. we had a guy who got arrested by the cartel in mexico and had all his teeth broken. the scene was, let's figure this out. let's solve this issue. let's get-- let's help these people. many of them had nothing more than the clothes on their back, and there were just all of these news cameras, and all of these people, and all of these police, and it was just very surreal. [speaking spanish] we're legal first responders. that really is our role. and my team was on the ground immediately the day after the flights arrived. the migrants were in crisis. [speaking spanish] i got into the back room, and i immediately said, i need to speak to every individual. and on that first day, i knew what they were told wasn't true. all of the refugees, they were asking, like, when do they start work? like, where am i working tomorrow? they firmly believed they were coming here for housing and a job. they entered the country legally. and it was so hard to look them in the eye and say to them, not tomorrow. not tomorrow. they realized that they had been transported thousands of miles away from the immigration venues where they were supposed to show up. and on the ground in san antonio, they were all granted authorization to come into the country, had scheduled them for hearings and proceedings. they were afraid that they were going to get deported. they were afraid that they were in breach and non-compliance because they had been transported away from the places they were supposed to check in. [speaking spanish] doesn't speak spanish, and-- the way we found out about who was behind this was on fox news later that evening. we are not a sanctuary state, and it's better to be able to go to a sanctuary jurisdiction. and yes, we will help facilitate that transport for you to be able to go to greener pastures. ron desantis, he even sent a camera crew there to greet the migrants when they landed. those are the only people he told in the area that the migrants were coming. it is shameful and inhuman. many of these victims were deprived of medical care despite clear, existing injuries. the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk. after the migrants arrived, they start seeing themselves in the news. [overlapping speech] when you're from venezuela, a country that is run by a regime that will hunt down political enemies, the idea of having your photo in the news is incredibly threatening. --humanitarian crisis in venezuela, where the-- and then to see that it was actually a government official that was taking responsibility for what happened to you? it completely triggered our clients. desantis is rightly fed up with paying for biden's open border. he has a sense of humor, doesn't he? martha's vineyard is loaded with rich liberals. [brisk music] martha's vineyard and nantucket are seen as very wealthy communities, and that's completely true for two months out of the year. but the people who actually live on martha's vineyard year-round, the residents-- it's an incredibly diverse community. it's a community where the median salary is actually below the state average. there's a historic black community on island that has been there for generations. there's the aquinnah tribe that's been there for centuries. and a quarter of the island population is brazilian. here, everywhere you go is lots and lots of brazilian families. so the second language spoken around the island is portuguese. brazilian portuguese. bill gates goes to martha's vineyard. so does oprah, james taylor, spike lee, amy schumer, and many more. and all of them-- every one is a much better person than you are because they support diversity. and now for the first time, they're going to have some diversity. [tense music] well, ron desantis has now made it official, and he has just posted within the last few moments what he had telegraphed, which is he's running for president. so any crime has a motive, right? governor desantis wanted the press. he wanted the coverage. he wanted the news. he wanted the cameras. he wanted the soundbites. he wanted tucker carlson. that evening, i actually emailed the chief of police and had said, based on what i'm hearing, it sounds to me like these people have all been kidnapped. that they were all victims of a crime. [beeping] as sheriff, i am charged with protecting every square inch of the 1,200 square miles of bexar county. our county seat is the city of san antonio. the topic of moving people from point a to point b isn't anything new. but with this one, details started to emerge that it was a government-funded operation run by the florida government. which really got my attention because what business, quite frankly, what business is it of governor desantis or anybody in florida what's going on in my county? so i get a call, and it's a gentleman purporting to be the sheriff of san antonio. i called rachel, cold-called her, and she kind of found it hard to believe that a law enforcement officer from texas would be wanting to help with this situation. [melancholy music] [speaking spanish] (ella) fashion moves fast. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. 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[speaking spanish] what we were able to find out is that we're dealing with two-- at least two female suspects, in this case. at least one of those two comes from a military intelligence background. the other is, i believe, security forces. they ran it like a true military covert operation. i've been in covert operations before, and i know one when i see one. now they're both spanish-speaking. they both look very unassuming. you know, not dressed in tactical clothing. they're dressed just like the targets. it just stands to reason then, if i'm somebody looking to do something with these folks, all i've got to do is drive around this migrant shelter, find some folks that are milling around, ask them if they're hungry, and ask them if they'd really like this mcdonald's gift card. [somber music] [speaking spanish] the group that she was working with was grooming these vulnerable individuals to trust them. and they brought all these people to the la quinta near the municipal airport. there is nothing around the motels. and even within the motel, they were placed in the back. they were not allowed to go through the lobby. they were there for the amount of time it took them to get to their magic number, which was 50. and when they got to their magic number, that's when the text was, yahtzee! we've got 50. the text messages had larry keefe, governor desantis's immigration safety czar, communicating with governor desantis's chief of staff saying, you know, i'm on the ground in san antonio. conditions are good. they were just pawns to be used, and for what? i mean, it's clear that the motive was not anything other than advancing a political agenda. [speaking spanish] [indistinct conversation] [coughing] they did not know that it was a government-funded plane they were getting on. they were told it was a wealthy benefactor of some sort. [suspenseful music] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] they use covid relief funds that ultimately then got earmarked for their unlawful migrant transportation program. [tense music] mind you, these people were not picked up straight from here to martha's vineyard. they had to stop off in florida first. they only stayed on the tarmac for a few minutes. i believe-- and again, this is speculation-- that was done so that they could then tap into these monies that would allow them to be expelled as undesirables from the state of florida. it's several hundred thousands of dollars that was ultimately spent. i can't imagine that there are taxpayers that are happy about that. the statute says that you have to use it to get them out of this state. how do you justify using the money if they started in texas? most of them are intending to come to florida. they are coming to florida. we are taking them from florida to sanctuary jurisdictions. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] there was a much more sophisticated scheme in play to produce these very pretty, very official-looking red notebooks that had all this fake information, all these fake benefits. [ominous music] [speaking spanish] perla was in their phones. there was one text in particular from one of the clients to perla saying, they weren't expecting us. we don't know what to do. they kept saying, perla. i said, you have her phone number. he said, yes. i said, can you call her? i want to talk to her. they called her. of course, it was a disconnected number. [speaking spanish] just for the record, this was voluntary. all migrants were put up in hotels, given accommodations. they were fed. they were showered. they were offered haircuts and any other services that they were needed, correct? yeah. not only that, they all signed consent forms to go. and then the vendor that is doing this for florida provided them with a packet that had a map of martha's vineyard. it had the numbers for different services on martha's vineyard. and then it had numbers for the overall agencies in massachusetts that handle things involving immigration and refugees. so it was clearly voluntary, and all the other nonsense you're hearing is just not true. [somber music] [speaking spanish] (carolers ♪ iphone 15 pro, your husband deserves it! ♪ (mom) carolers? to tell me you want a new iphone? a better plan is verizon. 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[speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [camera click] [speaking spanish] [camera click] [speaking spanish] [rhythmic music] [speaking spanish] colombia, panama, costa rica, nicaragua, honduras, guatemala, mexico. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [mud squelching] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [indistinct spanish] i've been working very closely with sheriff salazar, and so i flew down here to get the sheriff all of the evidence that he needs. but also working with law enforcement to begin to address the crimes that were committed here. it's just simply too important to ignore. [intense music] the consent to transport form-- you can't consent to being a victim of a crime. the spanish version of the consent form is absolutely not a true, faithful, or accurate representation of what the english version said. and what was interesting was the fact that they had a consent form at all meant that the people that perpetrated this were trying to have something to fall back on and say, oh, no, no. we didn't do anything wrong. we're looking at a charge of unlawful restraint. several counts of unlawful restraint were filed with the district attorney's office with regard to these two female suspects. unlawful restraint is basically moving someone from point a to point b under deception. there are some misdemeanor counts, and there are some felony counts. what makes it a felony is the fact that some of these people were children. [somber music] whether you're pro-immigrant or anti-immigrant, this is something that cannot be allowed to go unchecked. the federal lawsuit that we filed is against desantis. it's against perla. and it's against others who helped to perpetrate this fraudulent scheme. it includes intentional and deliberate deprivation of our clients' civil rights. it includes fraudulent inducement, which is an effort to defraud the migrants. we include elements of anti-discrimination law because our clients were all selected based on their national origin and racial background. why? because they're venezuelans. because they had federal authorization to be in the united states. desantis specifically avoided transporting so-called illegal aliens to avoid smuggling and trafficking charges. like, ron desantis is not the first to ship non-white people to massachusetts. in 1960, during these reverse freedom rides, these white supremacists in the deep south sent black, mostly women with children, to cape cod, and just dropped them off, largely at the kennedy compound and other places on the cape. history repeats itself. political figures, they go after people who are less politically powerful than they are so that they can look tough. martha's vineyard has a year round population of 17,000 people total. so 49 people, for us, being dropped here was the equivalent of 24,000 people being dropped in downtown manhattan. that is not my america. government officials hunting human beings is not my america. but i do believe that the people who perpetrated what happened to my 49 people, they need to know that no matter who you are, you are not above the law. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. 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[indistinct chatter] i knew that the shelter was an emergency temporary shelter. we were not going to house them long-term at st. andrews. like, that's just not feasible. they got hugs. they got kisses. they got clothing. they got food. we did everything we could, but unfortunately we don't have a lot of resources. people have the idea that here is this paradise. it's beautiful and blue. but this is not the reality of the island. we have a lot of people who needs food, who needs shelter. we have 50 cots laid out in a small church space. there was only one or two bathrooms, so we moved people at cape cod. [intense music] [muffled conversation] i'm here on the bus. and we're on our way to make sure that everyone has the applications filed that they need, and that everyone gets the resources that they need to get settled in here. it was only a temporary fix, but we were able to have bank accounts set up for them, which came with spanish tellers to teach them how to use the mobile app on their phone. we had 49 phones in two days. the right wing media immediately spun it that people got kicked off of martha's vineyard because they weren't wanted there. which is, of course-- like, that's what they're going to do. our venezuelan brothers and sisters came to this country for a better life, and unlike so many, they actually found it. they arrived in one of the prettiest and most affluent destinations on the planet, an idyllic island with unlimited resources and many thousands of empty beds, and best of all, a population that claimed to love them. no person is illegal, read the lawn signs. but it was all a lie. 50 brown people was too many for the people of martha's vineyard. they called in the army to have them removed like trash. they were kept in a military barracks. and they wanted to work, so they cleaned the barracks from top to bottom to earn their keep. because they didn't want to be just fed three squares a day for nothing. they wanted to work for us. they cleaned the barracks from top to bottom. [seagulls calling] four of them came back. as soon as they'd met their lawyer, they left the base, and they came back to the island. there's a brother and a sister and cousins, and they're all a family. their names are deici, jhorman, eliud, and daniel. [intercom beep] your attention, please. the driver of a black audi q7 mass plates, return to the vehicle. [speaking spanish] we are aware of the troubles in venezuela. something we can do. we have a place that we weren't even sure we were going to rent for the winter, so why not? i am getting a pen to sign the lease with these folks. they wanted a lease, and i think for them, it's a document to know that they're-- they're good, you know. [muffled conversation] you've landed safely. [conversation in spanish] [brisk music] [speaking spanish] all 49 of the people that were brought here have a very, very difficult road ahead of them. and what desantis did doesn't make it any easier for them. many americans think that somebody who looks like me, or like our martha's vineyard clients, is stealing their opportunity, is coming to take their place and to replace them. our country is full. we don't want people coming up here. our country is full. we want mexico to stop. we want all of them to stop. our country is packed to the gills. we don't want them coming up. if you go back in history, and you look at the times when politics and criminal acts have become blurred, when you're trying to advance a political agenda and committing crimes to do it, and then people don't even recognize the criminality, that's a very, very slippery and scary place to be. hey there, buddy. i want to thank you for getting all them stanky ass spics off our island, man. we'll talk to you in a little bit. good luck with y'all, and fight on with the white power. yeah, i don't appreciate you going on television talking about my governor here. you got that, you democratic piece of shit? don't you ever get on tv and say shit like that. you got that, boy? you got that? yeah. bit crazy. [dramatic music] this is our country. we were born here. we plan to die here. we have nowhere else to go, and we don't want to live in a slum. no, i come from a part of the world, from central america, where people who do this type of civil rights and human rights work get killed. people were calling me saying, i know where you live, and i know where you walk your dog, and you better watch out. we had to work with the fbi. we also had to install a new security system in our office. brace yourself. the united states cannot take in the whole world. the whole world is 7 billion people. we supposed to let them all in? you're fucking insane. what the hell can't you people understand about the simple word illegal? they're not migrants. they're illegal aliens. it's that fucking simple. i-l-l-e-g-a-l. go to your webster's dictionary and look it up. hey, rachel. i saw you on cnn. you really need to keep your fucking mouth shut. and you as a white lady should know better. you don't defend spics, chinks, niggers, or jews. but guess what? we gotta a surprise for you real soon. i think there are people involved with that operation that would be content to let the world think that they removed these dangerous criminals from texas and took them and dumped them off in martha's vineyard. more than 11,000 people and counting. that is how many migrants, largely from central and south america, that republican governors ron desantis and greg abbott have sent from florida and texas to places like new york, washington dc, and martha's vineyard. and despite these relocations costing taxpayers millions of dollars, ron desantis saying they are, quote, "just the beginning efforts" and to expect a lot more. if it turns out, and it comes to bear, that desantis's office was responsible for the two planes that got sent to sacramento this last weekend, that is proof in the pudding right there that he's not doing anything to protect florida. he's doing it for cheap political points to try to resurrect a failing presidential campaign. [speaking spanish] [intense music] as an immigrant to this country myself, i was brought here as a nine-year-old by my mom. my mom always instilled in me that this is the land of opportunity. i was born in brazil. i grew up listening about this country. yes, it is a land of opportunity. you can be anything you want to be in this country, but you do need the support. and it's tough for me to hear my mom say something like, maybe when we decided to come to this country, we made the wrong decision. all of the 49 are survivors. but there's a cruel limbo in our immigration system that you're paroled into our country, a determination is made that your fear of return is valid, that your life would be in danger if you return. so you're allowed to enter, but then it takes two years to get work authorization. it is going to be years before they have their asylum claims adjudicated. it is going to be decades at this point, with the current backlogs on u visas, before they have their u visas adjudicated. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least 1 heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. put uc in check and keep it there with rinvoq. ask your gastroenterologist about rinvoq and learn how abbvie can help you save. 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