Jack Brewer Aids Deported Migrants in Guatemala City
Jack Brewer and his foundation are assisting migrant families deported to Guatemala, addressing their needs and calling out policies that have failed to stem the tide of illegal migration and human trafficking.
Retired New York Giants safety Jack Brewer and his Jack Brewer Foundation are providing assistance to migrant families deported from the U.S. in Guatemala City. Brewer has extensive experience from working in impoverished regions, such as Haiti and Malawi, which allows him to effectively support these families as they restart their lives.
Brewer blames the challenges faced by these families on former President Joe Biden's policies, expressing concern over the fatherlessness crisis in Guatemala and how it has driven many men to leave their homes. He noted that many families seeking to migrate to the U.S. are unaware of legal immigration routes and instead fall victim to trafficking.
Partnering with local officials like Raul Berrios from CONAMIGUA, Brewer aims to establish a welcoming system for the migrants, distinguishing between innocent families and those with criminal backgrounds. Some buses have been arranged to help return families to their remote homes.
Brewer emphasizes the severe hardships these families face, including stories of violence from cartels. He and his foundation provide food and religious support, highlighting the urgent needs of children among these migrants.
Brewer critiques past U.S. administration policies for not addressing the root causes driving migration, calling for a heightened focus on educating communities about the dangers of human trafficking. He argues for essential resource allocation to combat these issues effectively.
