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Only Activated Citizens Can Protect Society from Migration Crisis: Saxon Unmanned CEO

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First published at 19:17 UTC on May 7th, 2024.

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“Coffee was the second largest commodity imported in the United States,” said John Ferguson, the CEO of SaxonUnmanned.com. But Ferguson told Alex Newman, a senior editor for The New American, that human trafficking has surpassed coffee as the largest commodity import, emphasizing that child trafficking is prominent and among us.
Ferguson was at the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, sounding the alarm about the crisis at the border, saying that there is nothing we can do to fix the migration crisis unless the people of the United States run for local offices and protect their communities.

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