Texas Rep. Lance Gooden told reporters he was able to uncover a secret operation by nonprofit organizations to move migrants across the country. Rep. Gooden told Fox News reporters that a whistleblower unveiled plans by organizations to provide migrants with packets on how to navigate and assimilate into the U.S.

Fox News reports:

The Texas representative subsequently hopped on a plane and discovered that abandoned hotels in the California city were being utilized as shelters for the migrants. Some of the locations he mentioned included SeaWorld, The Four Points by Sheraton and a Ramada Inn.

“I managed to get in the gates, I demanded entry once and was refused. I talked a guard into letting me in on another occasion and when I was in there I saw busses pulling up, probably about 100 migrants over an hour got off of these busses,” said Gooden.

Gooden said that upon arrival the migrants were “welcomed by people with open arms” before being processed, tested for COVID and then handed packets.

“This packet is what I received from the whistleblower a few weeks ago,” said Gooden. “And these packets detail how to go to the airport, how to get past TSA without any identification, how to enroll your children in schools and assimilate in whatever community you desire to go in.”

Rep. Gooden said he also spoke with TSA about the packets and they were able to confirm that some migrants do arrive with “very convincing” letters and are then allowed on airplanes before other passengers.

Gooden claimed that the main propagators of this operation were the Catholic charities of San Diego and the Jewish Family Association, nonprofits with prominent donors – such as AT&T and Bank of America.