Mexican Cartels Make More Money Selling Human Organs Than They Do Selling Drugs, Children Are At High Risk! (GRAPHIC PHOTOS)



1000's of Migrants daily try to cross the borders of Mexico and the Cartels are starting to take advantage of their desperation. 
Promising to get them across to the United States, many Cartel members are taking their money and killing the migrants , only to resell their organs on the black market. 
Children especially are at high risk since their organs go for a higher amount to crooked doctors and buyers.
The death rate in Mexico’s Drug War is up about 30 percent since this time last year, with more than 10,000 dead so far, on pace to set an all-time high in 2017.

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