Slave traders hijacking Mexican Caravan trucks

[TomSea]

Slave traders hijacking Mexican Caravan trucks
Luis Gomez Romero - The Conversation      18th November 2018, 04:17 GMT+11

The Hondurans who banded together last month to travel northward to the United States, fleeing gangs, corruption and poverty, were joined by other Central Americans hoping to find safety in numbers on this perilous journey.

But group travel couldn’t save everyone.

Earlier this month, two trucks from the caravan disappeared in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. One person who escaped told officials that about “65 children and seven women were sold” by the driver to a group of armed men.

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Crucial news, why aren't the alphabet networks reporting this?  I know bad things happen, starting off with two San Fernando massacres of migrants in Mexico by one of the cartels. Horrible.

A bit beyond immigration news. This needs to be known widespread, if the bleeding hearts can accept some of the negatives about immigrants such as crime committed in the US,  they shouldn't be able to accept this.

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"Earlier this month, two trucks from the caravan disappeared in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. One person who escaped told officials that about “65 children and seven women were sold” by the driver to a group of armed men."

Sold?
Slave trading?
In Mexico?

Sounds like a good reason to send in the troops and clean that country out, but good.
(And yes, I'm serious -- sooner or later we're going to have to do it)