The story surrounding would-be President Donald Trump assassin Ryan Routh just keeps getting weirder and weirder and it now appears that the man may have been attempting to smuggle TERRORISTS into America to do his dirty work for him…
Routh was arrested on September 24, 2024 after he was caught with a rifle trained on President Trump at a golf course in West Palm Beach.
We then quickly learned that Routh was supposedly an “unemployed carpenter” who didn’t have a dime to his name… yet he would frequently fly to Washington, D.C. and was obsessed with “defending Ukraine.”
Despite apparently having no money, Routh mysteriously ran a website which would recruit foreigners from all over the globe to go fight in Ukraine… even paying them to do so. He was also found to be in communication someone linked to the Ukrainian military who he to purchase a pricey “stinger missile” from for the purpose of eliminating Trump.
Everything we know about Routh suggests that he is a CIA operative.
And now, the DOJ has released some shocking new text messages between the suspected spook and a human trafficker in Mexico identified as “Ramirro,” which suggest that he was trying to smuggle Afghan nationals into the United States to assassinate Donald Trump before he won the November election.
The DOJ included the text messages in a Monday court filing, responding to Routh’s motion to suppress evidence of his human smuggling activities. The DOJ also argued that Routh was planning to use Ramiro’s expertise in smuggling to help him escape the country.
“The February chats show that Routh intentionally sought out a professional smuggler who specialized in clandestine migrant crossings as part of his plan to flee the United States post-assassination,” DOJ lawyers argued.
“The point here is that Ramiro is the human smuggler, and that Routh appealed to Ramiro in hatching his (Routh’s) escape plan. The February and September communications should, therefore, be admitted in their entirety as direct evidence of the Defendant’s guilt.”
Routh’s attorney’s claim that his newly discovered hobby of chatting it up with Mexican smugglers to import potential terrorists into the United States has “nothing to do” with the DOJ’s case against him and therefore “should be ignored.”
According to the texts, Routh first contacted Ramiro about the matter on Feb. 25, 2024. The two apparently already knew each other, as Routh identified himself as the owner of his old construction company, United Roofing, and said he was now living in Hawaii.
Routh then asked Ramiro to take the Afghans to the border near Eagle Pass, Texas. From there, the Afghans would apply for asylum and be admitted into the country under then-President Joe Biden’s open borders policy.
According to the texts, the Afghans had first made their way to Brazil before going up to Mexico. They spoke neither Spanish nor English, using Google Translate to communicate.
“It is my understanding that they will be allowed to cross at Eagle Pass and be given a court date for an asylum case in the years to come, and be allowed to enter the U.S.,” Routh texted to Ramiro, to which the smuggler responded: “Let me ask more about it. If they get in the asylum program they could probably even go in airplane, but let me get more information.”
Evidently, the deal fell apart when Routh felt that Ramiro was asking for too much money to smuggle the Afghans into the country.
According to the DOJ, Routh and Ramiro didn’t text again until last September, when Routh was getting ready to assassinate Trump.
Last time I checked, “carpenters” don’t coordinate human smuggling operations in their free time… this is just more proof that Routh was working, in some capacity, for the United States government when he attempted to kill President Donald Trump!