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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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16 October at 11:41 ·

Repost from @trumpy17 using @RepostRegramApp - LOOK AT THIS!! THOUSANDS OF MIGRANTS FROM HONDURAS HEADED TO US! THE GUATEMALA POLICE BACKED DOWN & LET THEM THROUGH. SOROS & THE DEMS HAD THIS PLANNED B4 MIDTERMS! THIS MUST BE STOPPED, President @realdonaldtrump!!


Video https://www.facebook.com/latinosxtru...2666107680084/

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

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.

Originally Posted by Judy

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?

Incoming Mexican government rejects US offer to fund deportations

The interior minister-elect of López Obrador government says no money has been put on the table

David Agren in Mexico City
Fri 14 Sep 2018 01.18 EDT
Last modified on Fri 14 Sep 2018 07.32 EDT

Mexico’s incoming government has rejected a Trump administration proposal of funding to speed up and increase its detention and deportation of US-bound Central American migrants.

Thousands of migrants are detained by Mexico as they travel through the country to try to reach the US, but the interior minister-designate said on Thursday no offer had been made to help fund the process.
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“That has not been put on the table in any way,” said Olga Sánchez Cordero, who is likely to take up responsibility for security in the administration of president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

The outgoing government of Enrique Peña Nieto, however, issued a statement on Thursday night saying it “was continuing to evaluate the proposal” from the Trump administration.

“The government of Mexico will continue with the cooperation on migration matters has had with the the USA government,” the statement said.

Donald Trump has repeatedly pledged to build a border wall to stop immigration and stick Mexico with the bill. But the New York Times reported the Trump administration has instead proposed paying Mexico to speed up and increase its already robust detention and deportation of Central Americans escaping poverty and violence in what are some of the most murderous countries in the world.

Under the proposal – outlined in a note to Congress – $20m in foreign assistance funds would be used for the removal of 17,000 migrants from Mexico via flights or bus trips back to Central America, according to the New York Times. The purpose of the program would be to reduce the flow of migrants arriving at the border.

Arrests of family units entering the US from Mexico illegally soared 38% in August over the previous month, US customs and border protection said on Thursday.

Mexico implemented a controversial migrant crackdown called the “southern border plan” in 2014 in response to an outflow of child migrants from Central America. It stepped up enforcement in southern states, set up immigration checkpoints and stopped allowing migrants to steal rides on freight trains.

The US president appears to have struck a cordial relation with López Obrador, a left-leaning populist, who overwhelmingly won the 1 July presidential election and takes office in December.
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López Obrador promised on the campaign trail that Mexico “wouldn’t do the dirty work” of foreign governments, a reference to the deportations of Central Americans. He plans to slow migration through regional development in southern Mexico and Central America.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...rican-migrants

10/4/18

US moves ahead with plan to give Mexico $20 Million to deport migrants

They may be moving ahead trying to negotiate something, but I don't think Mexico is taking the money. They should, don't know why they wouldn't, maybe they want to do more business with Central America than the United States. That can quickly be arranged.