WATCH: Texas Woman Delivers Some of the Most Powerful Testimony You Will Ever See

I do not know who April Aguirre is, other than she is a child crime victim advocate apparently based in the Houston area. Today, in testimony before a House committee in Washington, she delivered some of the most powerful testimony I’ve ever seen related to the brutal rape and murder of an 11 year-old girl in Pasadena, Texas by an illegal alien.

It really is a must-watch - a transcript follows:

Transcript:

As the daughter of immigrant parents, I am ashamed of what the Biden-Harris administration has done to our country by opening our borders to all including criminals who are wolves in sheep's clothing.

Doctor, I heard you mention that over 115,000 people are missing in Mexico. I know - one of those people is my cousin, and all of my family lives in Mexico.

We have to comprehend that the majority of those are women. And there's a word that is used in Mexico and is called femicide, and that's called femicide. The act of being murdered just because you are a woman.

It is unimaginable for us to think that alongside those seeking refuge are not the same people that are there to victimize them and alongside victimized citizens as well. I have personally worked three cases within the city of Houston where little girls were targeted simply because they were young, beautiful and vulnerable. And of course, underage predators have an appetite for children.

And in all these cases, there was an 11 year old, a 12 year old, whose mom is here today and a 16 year old freshman in high school.

I'm going to be the voice today for Maria Gonzalez, who is also a migrant. She arrived here and her father didn't own a vehicle. He walked to work. Her father is the essence of the type of immigrants we should want in this country. Law abiding, hardworking men working for $7 an hour, 14 hours a day.

He left that weekend and he told his daughter he was going to work. She had a cell phone. She was in her, the safety of her home. This migrant that came here as a child crossed the border, was given to a sponsor and was only here three weeks before he decided to leave his sponsors home, go to Pasadena, Texas from Louisiana.

And he saw Maria at one point or another, he decided that was going to be his prey. He saw her father leave to work. He knew their schedule. He knocked on Maria's door. Maria, recognizing that it wasn’t a neighbor, told her father on WhatsApp on a voice message. “Hey, Dad. Somebody is knocking on the door.” And she said it in Spanish. But the last word on that is that you are knocking on the door thinking her father had forgotten something.

That was the last time he ever heard Maria's voice.

When Maria went to the door, there was a little chain that we have in those apartments, right? When you open the door to try to keep us safe. That chain was not enough to keep this animal out of Maria's apartment. He pushed his way in, and Maria fought for her life. She was 11 years old.

To all of you. Three little girls passing away may not be many. But what if one of those little girls was your daughter, your granddaughter, or your niece? Can you imagine them trying to fight off a grown man off of them? The shock of being undressed. The pain of being beaten and smothered. Trying to fight for your life while predators, whose one objective is to use them to satisfy their sick and demented appetites.

Our girls deserve protection. Our girls deserve to live their life without fear. Our girls deserve to perish in a natural manner of old age.

We live in a society where we have gained so much medical advancements that if you have cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, they will take care of you. But we're losing healthy children. And this case, to me resonates because she's also a migrant child.

And this says to me, we're letting everything through the border because we're not checking them. And you're victimizing citizens. You're victimizing immigrants alike.

We're not against immigration. We're against unvetted immigration. And I want you to know, as a woman who has a majority of their family in Mexico that are not privileged enough to be in this country, there's no such thing as collecting DNA swabs. There's no such thing as embalming. There's no such thing as doing a real autopsy like we do here in Mexico.

And Central America is where predators thrive. You think they come here to this country and it's the first time they do this? No, this is just a place where that's where we figure it out.

And we care about our daughters. And we're going to find out. Finding a little girl in Mexico that has been sexually assaulted, it's just a normal Tuesday. It's nothing unusual.

So I want you to know immigration is good. I am the living proof of that. My parents don't even have a speeding ticket. That's the type of migrants we want.

But bringing them to this country, it's further victimizing what these same immigrants got away from in their countries. We have to have some form of check and balance as a real system to identify these criminals that are hiding in sheeps there. A wolf in sheep's clothing is what they are.

So I ask you, I implore you, close your eyes. I know you have a little girl in your family. Imagine somebody undressing her. Imagine somebody fighting her. Imagine somebody strangling her. Maria was so covered in bruises, I had to go and shop for a funeral dress for her to cover the damage that that man did to her.

Maria lost fingernails in her fight. And she's a migrant child.

Not everybody is the same. And we have to identify these monsters because, like my dad says, they're giving all of us good migrants such a bad name. We owe it to the migrants that are getting away from these communities and we owe it to our citizens to offer them a safe society.

People say, well, citizens kill, too. But in these cases, all of these cases are migrants that caused this. And it's the failure of our policies by not checking them. You.

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Heartbreaking. The people making this happen are absolute monsters, and Kamala Harris is the worst among them.

That is all.