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Texas Governor Greg Abbott launched a billboard campaign in Mexico and Central America, warning of the consequences of illegal migrants to the Lone Star State. One billboard asks migrant parents, “How much did you pay to have your daughter raped?”
Ranchers Kimberly and Martin Wall, Texas Association Against Sexual Assault CEO Rose Luna, Texas Department of Public Safety Director Freeman Martin, Adjutant General of Texas Major General Thomas Suelzer, and Texas Border Czar Mike Banks joined Abbott in Eagle Pass for the announcement.“These billboards tell the horror stories of human trafficking,” Abbott explained.
“I know my husband has found three different rape trees and burned them down,” Wall continued. “You don’t know if you’ll be attacked by one of the men hiding in the brush. We all want a better life for everybody.”The governor’s office stated that Spanish-language billboards are placed strategically throughout Central America and Mexico. Billboards in other languages, including Arabic, Chinese, and Russian, were placed in northern Mexico along the Texas-Mexico border.
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