The Migrant Caravan Invasion (Klein)

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The Migrant Caravan Invasion

What our president must do to seal the border.

October 22, 2018
 
Joseph Klein
 
A migrant caravan from Central America is currently heading en masse to the United States. Its members, several thousand strong, are intent on pouring into the U.S. in what amounts to an invasion force. President Trump has correctly branded the caravan an "onslaught" and an "assault on our country." The president has promised to use military troops if necessary to close the southern border with Mexico. He also threatened to cut off all foreign aid to those Central American countries that are not doing enough to stop the migration caravan in its tracks.

Members of the caravan have already demonstrated their violent streak during an early stage of their trek, as they approached Mexico. They “forced their way through Guatemala's northwestern border and flooded onto a bridge leading to Mexico,” AFP reported. These migrants, mainly from Honduras, engaged in violent clashes with Mexican riot police as they tried to surge through police lines and cross the bridge into Mexico. Four Mexican police officers were reportedly injured. "Violent entry into the country not only threatens our sovereignty, but also puts the migrants themselves at risk," Mexico’s President Pena Nieto said. "Mexico does not permit and will not permit entry into its territory in an irregular fashion, much less in a violent fashion."

Mexican government officials have said that Mexico would be willing to consider asylum requests from members of the caravan on an individual basis, with the assistance of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner on Refugees (“UNHCR”). Mexico is proposing that UNCHR establish shelters along Mexico’s southern border with Central American countries. Individuals deemed by the UN agency to be eligible for asylum protection, presumably after performing its standard vetting, would be eligible for placement in a host country willing to accept them, which could be Mexico or the United States. Those deemed not to have a legitimate claim would be sent back to their home countries. If someone manages to slip through this system and travels through Mexico before crossing the Mexico-U.S. border into the United States, Mexico has indicated that it would be willing to accept the return of that individual if the U.S. so wishes. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that the United States welcomed and would cooperate with Mexico’s initiative to have Central American migrants processed for possible asylum in Mexico first with UN assistance. The initiative conforms with international law on the handling of claims for refugee status and is an orderly and humane solution to the migration crisis that the caravan has precipitated.

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https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/271700/migrant-caravan-invasion-joseph-klein

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The essay is already outdated.

The invasion force is now over 12,000 with another second wave staging itself in Honduras.

Mexico has let them in already - and someone is providing provisions (outside of what the invasion army is taking for itself as it passes through) and monetary aid to the Cartels and corrupted Mexican officials to see this army to our border.  Soros is suspect number One in that, Jihadist Islam is second - with reportedly 100 ISIS Jihadists caught and identified in Honduras.

We will see if God thins this number with the hurricane approaching - and best scenario is that the only ones who make it to the border are the military aged men who have told us that they are 'warriors who will not be stopped'.

The only question that remains is whether Trump and the government will do what is necessary.

Because if they do not - then our own government will be complicit in this invasion - and we are totally on our own because our government will have sided with Invaders.

[Cyber Liberty]

I don't care how many there are...how much do they like rain?