James O’Keefe, the undercover journalist and founder of O’Keefe Media Group, credits Patriot Mobile’s international roaming service for enabling his critical work in Mexico and Canada while filming his new documentary, “Line in the Sand.”
“In my line of work, staying connected is not only critical to getting the story, it can literally mean the difference between life and death,” O’Keefe said in a statement. “Patriot Mobile kept me, and my team connected in Mexico, Canada, and all across the United States.”
“Line in the Sand” features O’Keefe’s “first-hand documentation of life on the front lines” of the U.S. border crisis.
In the film, O’Keefe rides Mexican freight trains, explores cartel tunnels, and visits U.S.-funded child detention camps using hidden cameras and raw testimonials to document what the film explains as the “migrant industrial complex.”
The 102-minute documentary is available on the Tucker Carlson Network.
Patriot Mobile, which is America’s only Christian conservative wireless provider, offers international roaming plans in over 195 countries on two of their three networks through its Patriot Mobile Global service.
Glenn Story, CEO of Patriot Mobile, said his company was “honored to provide exceptional domestic and international connectivity for the O’Keefe team while they do their important work of exposing truth and championing free speech.”
“Today, more than ever, it’s crucial for people to have access to reliable communication that aligns with their values, wherever they are,” Story added.
In addition to his undercover investigative work to document the border crisis, O’Keefe has also been working to expose an issue ahead of the November 5 general election involving what appears to be money laundering by the Democrat fundraising platform ActBlue.
O’Keefe Media Group, along with other investigative journalists, have uncovered what appears to be illegal activity involving millions of dollars in campaign donations to ActBlue that have been laundered through unwitting small donors, who, in often cases, are elderly individuals or first-time donors.
The revelations have since sparked a criminal investigation led by a coalition of 19 Republican state attorneys general.
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Kaitlin Housler is a reporter at The Tennessee Star and The Star News Network. Follow Kaitlin on X / Twitter.
Image “James O’Keefe” by Tucker Carlson Network / Line in the Sand.
