Texas Gov. Greg Abbott plans to strategically place 40 billboards across Central America and Mexico with messages warning illegal migrants of the horrific realities they face in their attempt to cross into the Lone Star state. 

Abbott unveiled six renderings Thursday of the billboards which will be seen in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico and along the Texas-Mexico border in front of a burned-down rape tree, at Wall Ranch in Eagle Pass, Texas.

These billboards tell the horror stories of human trafficking, Abbott said. They implore those people in Central America to consider the violent, horrific realities of what will happen to the women and children they bring with them. 

In one billboard, which featured a pregnant woman, Abbott warned, Your wife and daughter will pay for the trip with their bodies.  7 Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces a billboard campaign in Mexico and Central America to deter illegal immigration, in Eagle Pass, Texas, on Dec. 19, 2024. REUTERS 7 The billboards contain various messages in multiple languages for illegal migrants to stay out of Texas. @GovAbbott/X

This 14-year-old girl was raped by more than 20 men on her way to the border. Protect your family. Change their fate, another billboard read.

“How much did you pay to have your daughter raped?” a third billboard read as the grim message is plastered over the face of a smiling child.

Abbott said that officials have arrested “thousands” of migrants who have bypassed the border wall, his controversial razor wire fencing and the floating buoy border wall which he plans to expand ahead of the surge before President-elect Trump takes office on Jan. 20.

Through Operation Lone Star, we have done some incredible work to stop illegal border crossers,” Abbott said. “But this new effort is about stopping their journey from even beginning in the first place. Until President Donald Trump is back in the White House to secure our border once again, we will continue to take every step necessary to defend Texas. 7 Migrants react near a razor wire fence, set by US to inhibit the crossing, after a member of the Texas National Guard fired tear gas, as seen from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on December 19, 2024. REUTERS 7 Migrants plead with the Texas National Guard to be let in on the north embankment of the Rio Grande in El Paso, Texas, to be processed by Border Patrol on March 20, 2024. Omar Ornelas/El Paso Times / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The messages that will be displayed throughout Mexico also written in Chinese, Arabic and Russian told migrants that they would be jailed if they entered Texas. 

The billboard marketing campaign will cost roughly $100,000.

“This is tough medicine,” Abbott said. “But we want no more rape trees in Texas. Do not make the dangerous trek to Texas.” 7 “How much did you pay to have your daughter raped? Many girls are raped by the coyotes you hire,” one billboard read. Texas.gov 7 Another billboard that will be placed in Central America reads that “Your wife and daughter will pay for the trip with their bodies. Coyotes lie. Don’t put your family at risk.” Texas.gov

Rancher Kimberly Wall expressed her concern for local safety after seeing “lots of women” who were raped and beaten and “left to die” near her home.

“It makes you terrified to go out of your own house and enjoy your own property,” Wall said. “I know my husband has found three different rape trees and burned them down. You don’t know if you’ll be attacked by one of the men hiding in the brush. We all want a better life for everybody.” 

Trump has vowed to enact the largest deportation in history and declare a “national emergency” to use “military assets to reverse the Biden invasion” and deport illegal migrants. 7 Abbott’s billboards will also be written in Russian as well as Arabic and Chinese. Texas.gov

Last month, a Lone Star State source told The Post that Texas officials are looking at a plan that would ship newly arrived illegal migrants directly to ICE holding centers.

The proposed plan would make it so that migrants can be processed quickly for deportation.

Under the proposed plan, buses chartered by Texas from border cities will be rerouted from sanctuary cities including New York, Chicago and Denver to federal detention centers to help Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents process them more quickly, the source said.