Elon Musk turns citizen journalist from US-Mexico border's Eagle Pass, 'migrant situation is serious issue'
Also Read: US House passes Republican bill to stop illegal immigration from Mexico as Title 42 ends "This is real-time, unfiltered," he said. "What you see is what I see" Musk said.
The founder and CEO of SpaceX, Elon Musk, has shown significant concern and engagement regarding the ongoing border crisis. According to Fox News, Musk has been actively sharing his thoughts and updates about the migrant situation on his social media platform 'X' on a regular basis.
Earlier on Tuesday, Elon Musk mentioned that he had a conversation with US Representative Tony Gonzales, who represents Texas. During their discussion, Gonzales affirmed that the ongoing crisis was indeed a “significant concern." Being an immigrant himself, Musk said, he is "extremely pro-immigrant".
However, he explained that there needs to be expanded immigration that allows hardworking and honest people to legally come to the US, but not allow immigrants who are going to break the law, reported Fox News. While visiting the southern border in Eagle Pass, Texas, on Thursday, Musk expressed concerns about the influx of illegal immigrants potentially straining social services and drawing parallels to the situation in New York City, which faced challenges due to migrants being transported there from Texas.
Also Read: Vivek Ramaswamy calls for end of birthright citizenship for kids of illegal immigrants Moreover, after Musk's livestream, he was flooded with comments. One user said, “Good to see Elon having to do the job of the MSM and of the politicians who are literally paid to do this but refuse." According to CNN, earlier this week, Mexico reached an agreement with the United States to repatriate migrants from its border cities to their respective home countries
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