Situation Report (SitRep):
Oscar El Blue Ramirez, a seasoned Mexican journalist, and Ben Bergquam, his long-time partner, host of Law and Border, and fellow correspondent for Real America’s Voice, have taken their fight to the heart of the border crisis like no other journalists have done. This week, Ramirez highlighted Bergquam’s latest revelations on social media, showcasing their bold mission across Mexico’s most volatile regions.
Bergquam’s post set the tone, mapping their grueling ten-day journey to all eight CBP One ports of entry. “Here’s the GPS map of our Mexico CBP1 Border tour,” he wrote, listing their stops: Mexico City, Monterrey, Matamoros, Reynosa, Nuevo Laredo, Piedras Negras, Juárez, Nogales, Mexicali, and Tijuana. He called the experience harrowing yet vital. “I can’t say I would recommend anyone else doing the trip; it’s definitely not for the faint of heart.”
Their mission? To expose what Bergquam calls “Democrats’ treason” and its covert link to cartel operations. “The government app,” he stated, referring to CBP One, “is really designed to disguise the Democrats’ treason and provide cover for the cartels’ operations.” For Bergquam, this crisis isn’t just a U.S.-Mexico issue. “Our enemy is global—a combination of communists, jihadists, globalists, and criminal organizations,” he declared. His message was clear: “They all must be defeated.”
Ramirez, never one to shy away from the front lines, amplified Bergquam’s message with his own insights. “We have accomplished together, documenting the epicenter of the crisis in the most horrible places where migrants walk across,” he posted. His passion for exposing the truth comes with the grit of someone who’s crossed the Darien Gap—one of the world’s most treacherous migration routes—not once but four times. “Like no other network, we are setting the bar high for people to do better every time,” he added.
The two men aren’t just journalists—they’re border warriors who have captured the attention of mainstream media in what they view as a global battle to save the Western world. “This is just the beginning of the fight to save America and the Western world,” wrote Bergquam. Ramirez echoed this sentiment with gratitude, though he teased his partner. “Thank you to my brother @BenBergquam, although you drive horribly and think you are an incredible driver that you are not,” he quipped.
Fox News highlighted the story as well:
Despite the danger and toll of their journey, the two remain resolute in exposing the dangers facing Mexico and the United States of America. They’ve shed light on a crisis that stretches beyond borders. From toll roads to cartel-run crossings, their work exposes what they call a coordinated effort to destabilize nations. Ramirez’s final words underline their commitment: “We enjoy every single moment working together.”
Takeaway:
Ramirez and Bergquam are sounding the alarm. They’ve risked their lives to expose the hidden operations at the U.S.-Mexico border, tying together themes of migration, political corruption, and global conflict. Their message is not just about documenting a crisis—they are igniting the American people to care for their own sovereign land.