In the Southern California desert, east of San Diego, illegal aliens have built bush hut villages. We visited 2 of the 3 villages known to exist in the area. Our source who tipped us off to these locations said that the huts were constructed by Afghans and Indians. The villages were cleared out by immigration authorities a few days before we arrived on the scene.

It is unclear what the details are, but it appears as if the illegal aliens were simply dropped off at various locations in the desert and left to build their own dwellings. With the ongoing surge of illegals into the United States, this sounds likely. Other states have resorted to housing illegals in school gymnasiums. The location of these villages is far from any stores or residential areas and it would be difficult for anyone to stumble upon the scene by accident.

Only a specific type of person, such as rural farmers from India or Afghanistan, would have the bushcraft skills necessary to construct these huts. The people left in these locations may have been specifically chosen due to their country of origin and survival skills.

On the scene, we found care packages from the organization Listos California, an initiative of the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services.

What's more shocking is that one of the villages is located next to a power plant. A clear national security threat.

We have received reports of similar villages in Alamaba and Florida. Leave a comment if you have any information about another village somewhere in the United States.

ILLEGAL ALIEN VILLAGE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

In the middle of nowhere in Southern California is an abandoned village built by illegal aliens. You can see the makeshift huts equipt with fire pits.

The source who tipped us off to this location said that the huts were built by… pic.twitter.com/jG6ChlYEzm

— Muckraker.com (@realmuckraker) May 20, 2023

ANOTHER ILLEGAL ALIEN VILLAGE

15 miles east of the first village posted below is an even larger village with similar dwellings.

The village is strategically located next to a power plant. Does anyone think this could be a national security threat? https://t.co/Lx1hd5a7JF pic.twitter.com/5M5X5oWZdB

— Muckraker.com (@realmuckraker) May 20, 2023