>The first migrants from a caravan that sparked the ire of President Donald Trump have started arriving at the US-Mexico border and asking for asylum, advocates say.
>About 50 Central Americans from the caravan have arrived in Tijuana, Mexico, according to Juventud 2000, an organization that assists migrants in that border city.
>Of those, about 10 have turned themselves in to US authorities at the border. Others are waiting for a larger contingent from the caravan to arrive before they head north, Juventud 2000 Director Jose Maria Garcia Lara said.
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>>142178
I just love how modern world polítics are so scrambled up, you cannot just declare war to a bunch of sand niggers whitout starting a world war.
I just love how modern world polítics are so scrambled up, you cannot just declare war to a bunch of sand niggers whitout starting a world war.
>>142178
>10 have turned themselves in to US authorities at the border
And now the U.S. is going to have to process their asylum claims. Wonderful
>10 have turned themselves in to US authorities at the border
And now the U.S. is going to have to process their asylum claims. Wonderful
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I feel like it's trying to tell us something.
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>These guys are proving Trump right on why the Great American Wall is needed
Doesn't say in the constitution that every able bodied man is obliged to defend his country from foreign invaders, so much so he was given the rights to do so?
hm, so really, since private militias are already stationing themselves on the border they have full rights to open fire on this caravan.
hm, so really, since private militias are already stationing themselves on the border they have full rights to open fire on this caravan.
>Some people associated with the Central American migrant caravan, which arrived in Tijuana this week, have crossed into the United States illegally in the last 24 hours, federal officials said Saturday.
>A pregnant woman and some children as young as 4 were detected entering the U.S. through a canyon that authorities described in a statement as dark, treacherous and “notorious for human and drug smuggling.”
>The statement was issued Saturday afternoon by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
>Members of the caravan are expected to ask for asylum Sunday. Caravan members interested in requesting asylum spent Friday and Saturday at legal orientations to understand their rights and what to expect when they enter the U.S. port of entry.
>“Individuals of the ‘caravan’ seeking asylum or other similar claims should seek protections in the first safe country they enter, including Mexico,” Chief Patrol Agent Rodney Scott said in the Customs and Border Protection statement.
>“To anyone that is associated with this caravan, think before you act,” Scott continued. “If anyone has encouraged you to illegally enter the United States, or make any false statements to U.S. government officials, they are giving you bad advice and they are placing you and your family at risk.”
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Hopefully the helpers will be arrested and tried for human trafficking and coaching the "immigrants" on what to say to get entry.
>A pregnant woman and some children as young as 4 were detected entering the U.S. through a canyon that authorities described in a statement as dark, treacherous and “notorious for human and drug smuggling.”
>The statement was issued Saturday afternoon by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
>Members of the caravan are expected to ask for asylum Sunday. Caravan members interested in requesting asylum spent Friday and Saturday at legal orientations to understand their rights and what to expect when they enter the U.S. port of entry.
>“Individuals of the ‘caravan’ seeking asylum or other similar claims should seek protections in the first safe country they enter, including Mexico,” Chief Patrol Agent Rodney Scott said in the Customs and Border Protection statement.
>“To anyone that is associated with this caravan, think before you act,” Scott continued. “If anyone has encouraged you to illegally enter the United States, or make any false statements to U.S. government officials, they are giving you bad advice and they are placing you and your family at risk.”
http://archive.is/TAOu0
Hopefully the helpers will be arrested and tried for human trafficking and coaching the "immigrants" on what to say to get entry.
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