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On 'Hannity,' Fox News contributor and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says the November elections are a 'life and death struggle' with the left-wing movement.

Maybe their home countries are paying them. Every country in the world would love to dump their poor on some other country.

Rush Limbaugh

Who is feeding them along the way? Who is providing, what shall we say, hygienic services? Where all these people going to the bathroom? Somebody has to have planned for this.



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Who’s Feeding the People on the Honduran Caravan?

RUSH: Who is feeding these people? Where are they bathing?

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MEXICO ISSUES THEM THE PAPERS TO ENTER MEXICO!

They are Mexico's responsibility for doing so.

We have issued them NO papers to come here!

No asylum at Ports of Entry!

Mexico is complicit in this MASSIVE invasion of our country.

Troops on the border and shut it down.

Turn them away...Mexico let them in and Mexico can keep them all!

Send them to Puerta Vallarta, Cancun, Mazatlán, Acapulco...anywhere in Mexico BUT here!

Send them home and tell them to fix their countries. Form a 4,000 person mob there and run the cartels and criminals the hell out of their towns.

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Send them home and tell them to fix their countries. Form a 4,000 person mob there and run the cartels and criminals the hell out of their towns.

Run them right into PRISONS and keep them there!

They can go form mobs in their country and take over the gangs themselves!

We are not the solution to their problems or their overbreeding in poverty!

Can't feed 'em….don't breed 'em!

Is this part of the $20 million Trump gave Mexico to take care of the illegal aliens?

Finally – the $21-million question about the migrant caravan ...
If 4,000+ people "spontaneously" decide to set out on a 1,500-mile walk from Honduras to the U.S. -- with children in tow -- conveniently timed to reach the border around Election Day, it's obvious there's a political motive.
That's the answer to the "why" question.
But a bigger question arises when considering the logistics of feeding 4,000 people ... providing them water ... and bathrooms.
That has Rush Limbaugh asking the all-important "who" question.
It's time to follow the money ...



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Rush Limbaugh: Who’s feeding thousands in caravan? - WND

The migrants in the caravan headed for the United States that began in…

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Scalabrini shelter in Guatemala swamped by Hondurans seeking safety

By David Agren Catholic News Service
10.18.2018 4:04 PM ET


CNS photo/Luis Echeverria, Reuters
A Honduran migrant holds her daughter Oct. 18 at a Scalabrinian-run shelter in Guatemala City. She and the other migrants at the shelter are part of a caravan trying to reach the U.S. (CNS photo/Luis Echeverria, Reuters)




MEXICO CITY (CNS) -- A Scalabrini migrant shelter in Guatemala City has served 1,700 Hondurans heading north as part of a caravan seeking to reach the U.S. border.

Carlos Lopez, a shelter official, told Catholic News Service the Scalabrini facility in Guatemala normally serves up to 80 guests at a time, but the number of migrants arriving from Honduras has forced the shelter to offer lodging in a nearby school.

Resources, he added, are strained and "staff are exhausted," having worked 48 hours nonstop. Rain is also making life miserable for migrants traveling mostly on foot and sometimes forced to sleep outside.

"We have a soccer field full of people, in the dining room, in every nook and cranny. They're on the bleachers, in the school gym," he said Oct. 18. "The problem now is feeding people and hygiene. ... We're experiencing chaos right now."

A caravan of Hondurans departed the city of San Pedro Sula Oct. 13, but its ranks swelled as it crossed into Guatemala. Lopez said no one was certain of the caravan's exact size, but he compared it to a "snowball going downhill" and estimated it at more than 5,000 participants.

"This is a humanitarian crisis. Here there are 75-year-old elderly women and 2-month-old babies," he said.

The caravan has captured the attention of Trump, who threatened to cut off assistance to Guatemala and Honduras -- $1.1 billion in 2017 and 2018, according to the Washington Office on Latin America -- if the caravan proceeded.

Guatemala issued a statement saying it would stop the caravan, even though Central American countries allow each other's citizens to cross borders freely.

Mexico sent two planeloads of federal police officers to its southern border Oct. 15 as the first migrants in the caravan arrived in the area. The country's foreign ministry said in a statement anyone with the proper papers could enter Mexico, while those planning to apply for asylum could do so. Anyone not meeting the entry requirements would be turned back, however.

In a tweet, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence warned Central American migrants to stay put, saying the road north poses risks and "if (migrants) cannot come to the U.S. legally, they should not come at all."

The northern triangle of Central America -- Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador -- is one of the most violent regions in the world, though murder rates have declined in recent years. Nicaragua has also experienced an outflow due to political unrest and attacks by police and paramilitaries on the opposition, though many of those migrants head to neighboring Costa Rica.

"Poverty, the lack of opportunities, violence and extortion due to gangs ... (people) can no longer live with such anxiety and, hence, are taking these actions," Lopez said.

In 2017, nearly 299,000 Central Americans were considered refugees or applied for asylum, according to the Jesuit Network with Migrants -- Central America and North America.

"The daily crisis of subsistence ... derived from the imposition of authoritarian political systems and economic models, which exclude, force people to flee their countries to have a dignified life and sometimes save their lives," the network said in a statement Oct. 17.

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