Human Smuggling and Trafficking Pt. 2 | Phil in the Blanks Podcast

In this gripping episode, Dr. Phil delves into the life and experiences of Victor Avila, a retired special agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Avila’s journey spans international borders, legal battles, and personal resilience. Join us as we navigate the complexities of border security, human rights, and the resilience of those who serve on the front lines. Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by officers like Victor Avila and the urgent need for comprehensive solutions.
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6:05 -- "I'm the first one to tell you not everybody who comes to this country commits additional crimes. But we have a high percentage of them that do." He muddies the distinction between immigrants with criminal records and those without criminal records. And what he DOESN'T tell you is that the average immigrant (this also applies to illegal immigrants) is LESS likely to commit a violent crime than the average American citizen.

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His final words: "Their whole purpose of coming into the United States is ..." And because of how he has worded this and the tone in his voice, we are primed to hear something that is clearly a fact ... "... possibly to do us harm." "Possibly"? So possibly not? A vague, fear-mongering assertion for which he has given ZERO support in everything he has said before this. (Assuming he means to do us harm in some systematic way--not just individual acts of violence.)