If someone can corroborate AOC’s story during her time at a border facility in Texas, it will be a very big deal.

As of now, it appears the freshman lawmaker is talking to score political points with those who are uninformed.

Here are all the details…and they’re wild!

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Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) made outrageous claims, without evidence, about her tour of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection immigrant detention facility which prompted an immediate response from officials who strongly disputed her claims.

Ocasio-Cortez claimed without evidence that CBP officers told detained women to drink from the toilets if they were thirsty while Ocasio-Cortez stood there and witnessed it.

Her tweets:

Just left the 1st CBP facility.

This was them on their GOOD behavior in front of members of Congress.

Just left the 1st CBP facility.

I see why CBP officers were being so physically &sexually threatening towards me.

Officers were keeping women in cells w/ no water & had told them to drink out of the toilets.

This was them on their GOOD behavior in front of members of Congress.

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) July 1, 2019

Now I’ve seen the inside of these facilities.

I brought it up to their superiors. They said “officers are under stress & act out sometimes.” No accountability.

Now I’ve seen the inside of these facilities.

It’s not just the kids. It’s everyone. People drinking out of toilets, officers laughing in front of members Congress.

I brought it up to their superiors. They said “officers are under stress & act out sometimes.” No accountability.

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) July 1, 2019

WATCH:

Here’s @AOC outside the CBP station in Hondo Pass. She says the women detained inside are being forced to drink out of toilets. pic.twitter.com/0XerZe2AmB

— Jonathan M. Katz✍???? (@KatzOnEarth) July 1, 2019

Reactions:

I zoomed in on a pic from a DHS Report (Dated: Sept 2018). It's a picture inside one of the immigrant detention cells (Adelanto Facility). Note: sink is attached to the toilet. So what could have been said was: Drink from the sink on top of the toilet.https://t.co/BZN7GzeSdF pic.twitter.com/5CS4OKL1Ar

— Nick Flor-ProfessorF (@ProfessorF) July 1, 2019

13 other House Democrats as well as their aides were in the room. I’m told only Rep. Ocasio-Cortez reacted in this manner.

13 other House Democrats as well as their aides were in the room. I'm told only Rep. Ocasio-Cortez reacted in this manner. https://t.co/XdH5Fpru0z

— Anna Giaritelli (@Anna_Giaritelli) July 1, 2019

SCOOP: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., screamed at federal law enforcement agents “in a threatening manner” during a visit to a U.S. Border Patrol facility in El Paso, Texas, Monday afternoon and refused to tour the facility, according to two people who witnessed it.

SCOOP: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., screamed at federal law enforcement agents “in a threatening manner” during a visit to a U.S. Border Patrol facility in El Paso, Texas, Monday afternoon and refused to tour the facility, according to two people who witnessed it.

— Anna Giaritelli (@Anna_Giaritelli) July 1, 2019

After 45 threatened America’s southern neighbor with increased tariffs, Mexico kowtowed and began doing a lot to stop the flood of illegals entering the United States.

Heck, they’ve even started guarding their own southern border.

Now, border apprehensions are on the decline.

Here’s the scoop…

WASHINGTON — Border Patrol agents are on track to apprehend up to 25 percent fewer undocumented immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in June compared to May, acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said at a press conference Friday.

In May, more than 144,000 immigrants were stopped crossing the border, including some presenting themselves legally at points of entry, the highest monthly total in 13 years.

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