Conservative journalist James O’Keefe confronted Pedro Rodriguez, Executive Director of La Jornada in Queens, NY, over allegations that his organization is involved in providing fake addresses to illegal immigrants in exchange for payment. The confrontation, captured on camera, became heated as Rodriguez deflected questions and launched accusations against O’Keefe.

O’Keefe’s latest undercover exposé, Line in the Sand, premiered on October 10th and delves into the migrant industrial complex, exposing networks that allegedly profit from illegal immigration. During the confrontation, Rodriguez responded angrily to O’Keefe’s questions, accusing him of “stealing children” and being “wanted in three states.”

When pressed about providing fake residential addresses, Rodriguez claimed there was no law preventing the practice, avoiding direct answers about the alleged scheme. O’Keefe later posted the footage on social media, writing, “Pedro Rodriguez, Executive Director at La Jornada in Queens, NY has a complete meltdown on camera when questioned by James O’Keefe.”

The exchange highlights the ongoing debate about how organizations and networks are capitalizing on the current immigration crisis. O’Keefe’s exposé brings attention to the complexities and alleged corruption within these systems, further igniting a conversation on the U.S. southern border chaos.

Rodriguez’s outburst epitomized the tension surrounding these shadowy operations, adding to the controversies that continue to emerge as scrutiny of the migrant industrial complex grows.