Hello for the lower double capitals, hope you're well. I wanted to share some insights that I've had into illegal immigration.

Now this is not a topic that I get into a lot, but I've got a personal story to share that might give you another angle

on what's actually happening here.

So a couple days ago, one of my employees came to me and said that one of their family

members was just about ready to cross the Darien Gap. Now, for those of you who don't know what this is, this is that

piece of land right between Columbia and Panama. I believe it's part of Panama and there's no

roads, there's no highways, there's nothing.

It's considered one of the most dangerous jungles

on the planet Earth.

And in order to get through, you have to have like a tour guide

and it's quite extensive. But as a lot of

you know I've got employees that work from me here in Columbia that fled Venezuela

the hyper-inflation, and this employee of mine who had this family

member that was crossing the Darien gap, they're Venezuela.

And so we got to talking about this. And I said, what on earth would motivate

anyone to do this? And they're like, well, and it's a young gal. She's probably, I don't know 20 years old something like that so she

saved up like a thousand dollars and this is what it's costing her to go so she's

literally got to take a bus up north Columbia and when she

gets there she's hired like some sort of boat driver to take I guess she's part of a large group that's going to the

closest point so they'll have to go through the jungle the least amount and this is

costing her let's say $75 or something like that.

And then she pays the tour guide to go through the jungle,

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