It's Much Worse At The Border Than You Thought

The organizer of the Great American Clean Up headed down to Del Rio Texas where an army of volunteers will conduct a massive anti-trash and litter campaign in September.<br/><br/>John Rourke went there this week to finalize logistics.<br/><br/>But he was shocked to see how open the border is along the Rio Grande. And he found a humanitarian crisis far more severe than many of us realize. Meeting and talking to people who walked 45-hundred miles from Brazil to get to the United States. (Not all of them were from South or Central America by the way).<br/><br/>Now his efforts are expanding from a garbage clean up to a humanitarian relief effort.<br/><br/>After listening you may very well want to help, either with goods or money. Or by volunteering for the event which will take place on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. To help, go to <a href="https://travelingtrashmen.com/">www.travelingtrashmen.com</a>.<br/><br/>If you like my postings, please consider subscribing so that they appear in your email inbox whenever I publish something new. There&#8217;s no charge. And thanks for listening! <br/><br/>Get on the email list at <a href="https://garybaumgarten.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">garybaumgarten.substack.com</a>