Some Proposed Incentives for Mexico and Central America to Stop U.S.-Bound Third-Country Migrants
By David North on January 2, 2019
What I am about to propose to cope with the current pressure on the Southern Border would be effective, inexpensive, and non-controversial — and will likely never happen.
It would make a substantial impact on the non-Latin-American nationals coming through Central America, and Central Americans coming through Mexico, to our borders, but it will not be used because it fails the "big symbol" test used by the White House.
We know from the media, and particularly from the reporting of my CIS colleagues, that many in Mexico and Central America help migrants on their way north. In the case of the Central Americans, Mexican cops hail down trucks and tell them to carry some of them north, some Mexican states rent buses to move the migrants on to the next state, and some Mexican nationals drive those buses. Others help the caravan people in other ways.
https://cis.org/North/Some-Proposed-Incentives-Mexico-and-Central-America-Stop-USBound-ThirdCountry-Migrants
