Airline Workers Sound Alarm on Illegals Being Loaded onto Commercial Flights at Taxpayers’ Expense

Pilots and workers for major airlines voiced concerns over illegal aliens being loaded onto commercial US flights despite bypassing security protocols, as illegals were spotted being loaded onto several flights in Phoenix.

The concerned airline workers spoke out in an X Spaces conversation Wednesday hosted by Babylon Bee contributor Ashley St. Clair and OMG founder James O’Keefe, where they sounded off on the misuse of taxpayer money and threats to passenger safety.

“The uptick in recent months to about the last year is pretty significant,” described one pilot for a major airline who spoke under the condition of anonymity.

“In various locales boarding passengers, you know as part of my pre-flight activities I generally greet passengers, and it’s obvious as to who these people are. They appear to be from Central America in a lot of cases, and when they board airplanes they board with a light or blue trash bag like you might find in a hospital with their personal belongings in it and a yellow 11″ x 17″ folder with a couple of pieces of information on it.”

Asked, “Can you give passengers assurance that the migrants boarding these flights have had proper criminal and medical screenings?” one pilot simply answered, “No.”

A flight attendant who works for regional airlines also said he sees illegals “on most of my flights,” with more boarding in Tucson, Arizona, and San Diego, California.

The X Spaces discussion came as St. Clair and others personally witnessed and reported on illegal aliens lining up to board American Airlines and Delta Airlines flights in Phoenix’s Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) earlier this week heading to New York City.

“My Delta flight from Phoenix appears to be flying migrants who crossed the border and are being shipped to New York,” St. Clair observed on Monday. “When I asked a Delta representative if this was the case, his response was ‘What does it matter, they’re humans too.’ What is happening?”