A seven-year-old girl has died of dehydration and septic shock while in the custody of

customs and border patrol. Shortly after she entered the US illegally with her father, they were

apprehended. Within a few hours of that, she became very sick, was rushed to the hospital and died.

Now we can see left-wing politicians and organizations exploring the situation,

saying it's outrageous that she died in their custody and this is the fault of our administration.

Why wasn't she helped sooner? But the reality is, she was. See, the father signed a form saying

they were both healthy. And once the CBP officers realized she was sick, they rushed to the hospital.

But unfortunately, the trip she was on was dangerous. She didn't have enough food or water. She

became very sick. And you can't blame CBP who tried everything to save this girl because she

became sick before arriving here. But that seems to be what's happening. And now we can see left-wing

media organizations are pushing this narrative that even though we're learning the real facts,

even though the father has said he has no complaints about how they were treated, they still push

the narrative that this is the fault of our board of patrol officers today. I want to take a look at

the anatomy of a fake news story and how seemingly mainstream and well-funded media sites are pushing

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myself have designed if you'd like to support me. The story from the Washington Post,

seven-year-old migrant girl taken into board of patrol custody dies of dehydration exhaustion.

A seven-year-old girl from Guatemala died of dehydration and shock after she was taken into

board of patrol custody last week for crossing from Mexico into the United States illegally,

with her father and a large group of migrants along a remote span of New Mexico desert.

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