Facebook fails to police human smugglers sneaking migrants into US, report finds

Nineteen pages on Facebook purportedly offering human smuggling services to help migrants illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border remained active on the platform for a least a month despite the company being notified about them, a report says. 

"The prevalence of human smuggling on Facebook shows the company’s inability, or unwillingness, to identify and deal with dangerous content on its platform, even on a prominent national issue -- in this case, the migrant surge at the U.S.-Mexico border," the website said in its report this week.  Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich tells President Biden to come home from the G-7 summit and deal with the border crisis RNC chair Ronna McDaniel reacts to Kamala Harris snapping back at a Univision anchor for asking when the vice president will visit the border