Thread: US Coast Guard transports twelve migrants to Bahamas after U.S. entry attempt

US Coast Guard transports twelve migrants to Bahamas after U.S. entry attempt




Story by Gershon Harrell • 1d

December 31, 2023









Twelve migrants were transported to the Bahamas after trying to enter the United States on Christmas Eve, according to the United States Coast Guard (USCG).







US Coast Guard transports twelve migrants to Bahamas after U.S. entry attempt© Provided by WPEC West Palm Beach



According to USCG, the vessel was intercepted at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 24.

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Once onboard all migrants received food, water, shelter and basic medical attention, USCG says.

“The Coast Guard, together with our partners, will continue to patrol the Florida Straits, Windward and Mona passages to deter and interdict unlawful maritime migration attempts,” said Lt. Nicholas Fujimoto, Coast Guard District Seven Enforcement Officer. “The year may be coming to a close, but our mission is ongoing. The Coast Guard and our partners are committed to stopping anyone who attempts an unlawful and unsafe voyage at sea.”


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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world...7e386fb&ei=120

They are illegally entering our country by land in the millions and breaching our borders.

Should make NO difference if they come here illegally by sea, land, or air. Deport them on the spot.

How is the Coast Guard can send them back, but our Border Patrol cannot?


The Coast Guard is a branch of our military, they patrol our borders at sea.

We should have full authority to put troops on our both our borders and allow them to deport them back to Mexico or Canada immediately upon apprehension.


Send this to the Supreme Court.

Slam that border shut.