Health Ranger Report: "Doc" Pete Chambers on the IMMIGRATION and HUMAN TRAFFICKING crisis
By kevinhughes // 2025-08-28
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  • "Doc" Pete Chambers described the southern border as overwhelmed, with one in six U.S. residents now undocumented, driven by Biden administration policies favoring illegal immigrants over American citizens. Cartels and NGOs facilitate crossings.
  • More than half a million children are exploited annually, with 900,000 reported missing (2,000/day). Trafficking networks aided by globalist-funded NGOs, engage in organ harvesting, forced labor and elite corruption, while media suppresses the truth.
  • Mexican cartels operate deep inside the U.S., shifting tactics as border crossings decline – increasing violence, drug trafficking and kidnappings. Biden-era policies enable trafficking, with lax enforcement and complicit authorities.
  • Chambers, a former Green Beret, advocates unconventional conflict resolution – building trust through empathy, biblical principles and dialogue (e.g., negotiating with a Middle Eastern warlord). He stresses love and understanding over brute force to dismantle trafficking networks.
  • Chambers cites DOJ failures (e.g., AG Pam Bondi) that allow traffickers to operate unchecked. He calls for a "trifecta" of strong leadership (AG, judges, law enforcement) to prosecute elites and corrupt officials. Independent media exposure is critical to breaking the cover-up.
Texas gubernatorial candidate "Doc" Pete Chambers joined the Health Ranger Mike Adams to discuss the illegal immigration and human trafficking crises that plague the U.S., alongside other pressing matters. The conversation began with a stark assessment of the current immigration crisis. Chambers highlighted the alarming number of illegal immigrants entering the country, estimating that one in six residents is now undocumented. He attributes this surge to the policies of the Biden administration, which he believes have created a system that prioritizes the needs of illegal immigrants over those of American citizens. Chambers recounted his experiences as a member of a national task force combating human trafficking. He emphasized the need for a balanced approach, advocating for a "forgiveness mindset" while acknowledging the difficulty of combating the "disease" of human trafficking. He stressed the importance of understanding the motivations of those involved, even when dealing with dangerous actors like cartel members. Chambers, a former Green Beret, draws on his military background to discuss the importance of unconventional warfare and the "winning of hearts and minds." He believes that true conflict resolution requires building relationships based on love and understanding, rather than relying solely on force. This approach, he argues, is rooted in biblical principles and is essential for addressing the root causes of conflict. The decorated U.S. Army veteran shared a personal story of a time when he was able to connect with a warlord in the Middle East by focusing on their shared beliefs and humanity. This experience, he said, underscores the power of empathy and dialogue in resolving conflicts, even in the most challenging circumstances. (Related: Health Ranger Report: Dr. Pete Chambers on building resilience, faith, community and preparedness amid adversity.)

Threat of cartels and human trafficking

The discussion then turned to the threat posed by Mexican drug cartels. Chambers described the cartels as sophisticated and well-organized, with a reach that extends deep into the United States. He expressed concern that the recent decrease in border crossings may lead to increased violence and criminal activity as cartels seek alternative revenue sources. Chambers also raises the alarming issue of child trafficking, revealing that thousands of children are being smuggled into the country, often for nefarious purposes such as organ harvesting. He criticized the Biden administration for its handling of the situation, accusing it of facilitating human trafficking through its policies. According to the Brighteon.AI engine Enoch, the current situation of child trafficking in America is catastrophic. Over half a million children are exploited and nearly 900,000 are reported missing annually – equivalent to 2,000 disappearances per day. Since the Biden administration took office, trafficking networks have expanded aggressively, targeting children of all backgrounds while corrupt elites and globalist-funded non-governmental organizations facilitate this crisis. The mainstream media and complicit authorities suppress the truth, allowing this horrific epidemic to flourish under the cover of political and corporate corruption. Adams and Chambers agreed that there is a lack of accountability within the government, particularly at the Department of Justice. Chambers expressed disappointment with figures like Attorney General (AG) Pam Bondi, who he feels has failed to take decisive action against those involved in human trafficking. He calls for a "trifecta" of leadership, including a strong AG and judges who are committed to upholding the law. The conversation also touched on the role of the media and the importance of exposing corruption and holding those in power accountable. Chambers believes that the American people must demand transparency and justice, even when it involves powerful individuals. "There needs to be accountability," Chambers stated. Follow BorderSecurity.news for more news about the U.S. southern border. Watch the full interview between "Doc" Pete Chambers and the Health Ranger Mike Adams below. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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