Not Only Will ACORN Help You With Your Brothel, They'll Help You Smuggle Illegals Too!

ACORN is a very versatile organization:

On the same day that the anti-poverty group ACORN announced the launch of an "internal review" after four undercover videos exposed its workers offering advice on how to skirt federal laws, a fifth video surfaced that purports to show a worker offering to help bring underage girls into the U.S. for the purposes of prostitution.

The latest video was filmed in San Diego by conservative activist James O'Keefe, 25, and partner Hannah Giles, 20, who posed as a pimp and prostitute as they did in their previous undercover stings.

In the latest video, O'Keefe asked the man if Tijuana is the best place to bring the girls to cross over into the U.S.

The man replied "yes," because he has a lot of contacts there who can assist in bringing them across the border.

In another part of the video, the man asked O'Keefe how much he charges for Giles' services.

"Are you a potential client?" O'Keefe asked.

"No, no. I want to know," the man said. "How...what is it?"

The other videos released in recent days and posted on BigGovernment.com have prompted the firing of at least four ACORN employees in Baltimore and Washington and the launch of a criminal investigation by the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.

Republicans, who have long criticized ACORN, which is under scrutiny for several voter-registration fraud cases, are urging the Justice Department to investigate ACORN. The Senate voted Monday to block the Housing and Urban Development Department from giving grants to ACORN, and the Census Bureau last week severed its ties with the group for the 2010 national head-count.

And you thought they only did voter fraud.

If this was a prize fight between O'Keefe/Giles and ACORN, the referee would have stopped it by now.