Illegal immigrants being flown on commercial airlines are not subject to security screening like other passengers

  Libby Emmons Brooklyn NY

Illegal immigrants apprehended by border agents are being transported via commercial airliners and they are not subjected to the same vetting practices as other passengers.

The “ghost flights” of unaccompanied minors facilitated by the Biden administration has been an open secret since early on in Joe Biden’s presidency, but as the problem of illegal immigration continues to mount, the attempts to keep it under wraps are showing cracks.

Ashley St. Clair and James O’Keefe held a public Spaces on Wednesday night during which airline industry insiders and pilots shared their concerns and and information about what’s going on with illegal immigration and air travel. The Spaces came after St. Clair noticed the large numbers of illegal immigrants on her flight traveling from Phoenix to New York City.

St. Clair noticed that illegal immigrants carrying nothing but the bags provided by the processing centers, including the free cell phones courtesy of the Biden administration. She brought up her concerns to Delta during her travels only to be followed by Delta ticket agents in what she said was an attempt at intimidation.

The illegal immigrants come aboard with nothing but what they’ve been given by border agents. St. Clair also found out that many of them have no identification at all and they are still allowed to board planes and travel domestically into the US. This is not possible for regular passengers.