The migrant emergency facing the US

[rangerrebew]

The migrant emergency facing the US

Central America is experiencing an unprecedented emergency. Between 18 and 27 January, Mexico intercepted 2 000 migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua. These countries, including Mexico, occupy seventh to tenth place, among the top ten in the world from which movements of economic migrants and asylum seekers originate.

Published: February 11, 2020, 9:06 am
 

And a mass exodus from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras has been classified by relevant reports, such as the Prevention Action Update, as one of the main international threats of 2020 to the United States.

The official figures, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the Organization for Migration, reflect an increase of 80 percent since 2017 and 400 percent since 2014. Countries from which migrants leave for the United States are also places of transit and destination. In 2019, the reception requests of Central Americans in the same region grew around 90 percent compared to last year and about 150 percent since 2014.

https://freewestmedia.com/2020/02/11/the-migrant-emergency-facing-the-us/

[libertybele]

It was my understanding that Guatemala had agreed to be the first point of refuge for those seeking asylum, so those seeking asylum would not be granted entry/asylum to the U.S. but retained indefinitely in Guatemala.

The DEM/Soros plan all along are for these 'refugees' to be granted asylum into the U.S. and once granted entry would be eligible to apply for citizenship just in time for the 2024 election.  (Meanwhile it has been reported that Soros is building anti-American universities.)

Hopefully Trump will win re-election in 2020 and somehow turn this around. In order to do so the GOP will have to recapture the House with a decent majority and maintain the Senate and get some conservative leadership.  If not, you won't see a GOP seated in the oval office for a very long time or we'll see socialism.