Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border

But that's not the conversation we're having. This is the Honduras thread. We're talking about refugee applicants, who would be legal here. Who's dumb now?
doesn't matter if they are applicants if they still enter the country illegally.

as a citizen I can illegally cross the border, why would a refuge applicant be any different?
 
Border Patrol Treating Fifty Illegal Immigrants PER DAY For 'Serious Illnesses'

United States Customs and Border Protection revealed Tuesday that they are treating as many as fifty illegal immigrants per day for "serious illnesses" requiring urgent medial care, including pneumonia, influenza, and even tuberculosis.
The Washington Times reports that border patrol authorities are seeing a steep uptick in the number of sick immigrants attempting to cross the border, and in particular an uptick in the number of sick children. "Most of those in need of care are children, and a staggering 28 percent are under age 5," according to the Times.

Border Patrol Treating Fifty Illegal Immigrants PER DAY For 'Serious Illnesses'
 
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Border Patrol Treating Fifty Illegal Immigrants PER DAY For 'Serious Illnesses'

United States Customs and Border Protection revealed Tuesday that they are treating as many as fifty illegal immigrants per day for "serious illnesses" requiring urgent medial care, including pneumonia, influenza, and even tuberculosis.
The Washington Times reports that border patrol authorities are seeing a steep uptick in the number of sick immigrants attempting to cross the border, and in particular an uptick in the number of sick children. "Most of those in need of care are children, and a staggering 28 percent are under age 5," according to the Times.

Border Patrol Treating Fifty Illegal Immigrants PER DAY For 'Serious Illnesses'
Why are we treating them? Send them back to the side of the fence where they came from and let Mexico deal with it. After all, they enabled all this by allowing an invasion march thru their country.
 
Previously Deported Illegal Alien Drug Trafficker Charged with Rape

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A previously deported illegal alien convicted of drug trafficking has been charged with first-degree rape in Shelby County, Alabama.

According to YellowHammer News‘s Sean Ross, 27-year-old illegal alien Amancio Betancourt Martinez was arrested last month for rape after having already been convicted of trafficking cocaine in 2014 and deported in December 2015 after serving about a quarter of his ten-year sentence.

Martinez pleaded guilty in 2014 of trafficking cocaine across the U.S. and subsequently had four drug charges dropped as part of his plea agreement.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...egal-alien-drug-trafficker-charged-with-rape/
 
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Mexico Will 'Regulate' Its Southern Border, Station Federal Guards To Prevent Illegal Crossings

The decision to station federal agents along the border comes on the heels of a separate effort on the part of Mexico's government to "seal" the country's border with Guatemala, preventing the so-called "migrant caravans" from crossing into Mexico on their way to the United States.

Now, Mexico is looking to enhance border security even further, stationing dozens of officers at more than 370 separate border crossings along its southern border to catch interlopers as they try to enter into the country illegally.

"The Mexican government has pledged to put guards at some 370 illegal crossing points along the country’s southern border with Guatemala," the Associated Press reports. "The crossings 'will be guarded and controlled to prevent the entry of undocumented people,' Interior Secretary Olga Sanchez Cordero said Monday."

Sanchez Cordero is also the Mexican official who ordered the border itself sealed. She wasn't able to give the media a timeline for Mexico's major border security rollout, but did say that the Mexican government is concerned that new migrant caravans might begin forming in Honduras and Guatemala near the end of January, and they want to head off any plans before they even take shape.

“We have information that a new caravan is forming to enter our country in mid-January,” she said. “We are already taking the necessary steps to ensure the caravan enters in a safe and orderly way."

“There are leaders in the caravan that are directing it, trying to burst into our country, but we will not allow any entry that is not orderly, safe and controlled by Mexican laws,” she added.
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Mexico is also stepping up their border security efforts at legal border crossings, Sanchez Cordero told the Associated Press, adding more law enforcement officials to handle legal claims of asylum and immigrants applying for work or immigration visas.

Mexico Will 'Regulate' Its Southern Border, Station Federal Guards To Prevent Illegal Crossings
 
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Mexico Will 'Regulate' Its Southern Border, Station Federal Guards To Prevent Illegal Crossings

The decision to station federal agents along the border comes on the heels of a separate effort on the part of Mexico's government to "seal" the country's border with Guatemala, preventing the so-called "migrant caravans" from crossing into Mexico on their way to the United States.

Now, Mexico is looking to enhance border security even further, stationing dozens of officers at more than 370 separate border crossings along its southern border to catch interlopers as they try to enter into the country illegally.

"The Mexican government has pledged to put guards at some 370 illegal crossing points along the country’s southern border with Guatemala," the Associated Press reports. "The crossings 'will be guarded and controlled to prevent the entry of undocumented people,' Interior Secretary Olga Sanchez Cordero said Monday."

Sanchez Cordero is also the Mexican official who ordered the border itself sealed. She wasn't able to give the media a timeline for Mexico's major border security rollout, but did say that the Mexican government is concerned that new migrant caravans might begin forming in Honduras and Guatemala near the end of January, and they want to head off any plans before they even take shape.

“We have information that a new caravan is forming to enter our country in mid-January,” she said. “We are already taking the necessary steps to ensure the caravan enters in a safe and orderly way."

“There are leaders in the caravan that are directing it, trying to burst into our country, but we will not allow any entry that is not orderly, safe and controlled by Mexican laws,” she added.
Mexico is also stepping up their border security efforts at legal border crossings, Sanchez Cordero told the Associated Press, adding more law enforcement officials to handle legal claims of asylum and immigrants applying for work or immigration visas.

Mexico Will 'Regulate' Its Southern Border, Station Federal Guards To Prevent Illegal Crossings
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California Governor Gavin Newsom vows to offer 'SANCTUARY to all who seek it' in speech slamming Trump's immigration policy

California's new governor has promised that the most state will be a 'sanctuary to all who seek it' in a direct affront to President Donald Trump's immigration policies.

Democrat Gavin Newsom, 51, challenged the Trump administration repeatedly as he was sworn in to office Monday, particularly on immigration.

Newsom, whose speech was interrupted by his two-year-old son Dutch running onto the stage, also referred to the administration as corrupt and incompetent and promised California will 'write America's future.'

'Together, let us build a house stronger than the coming storms, yet open to the world,' Newsom said after picking up his son and holding him in his arms as he continued.

'A house that provides shelter to all that need it, and sanctuary to all who seek it. Where opportunity abounds for all that will work for it.

'A true California house, sun-kissed, dream-soaked, and built with the sweat of honest work.

California Governor Newsom Vows ‘Sanctuary To All Who Seek It’ In Inauguration Speech | Daily Mail Online
 
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LOS ANGELES LEGALIZES STREET VENDING SO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS CAN MAKE MONEY

The new year marks new opportunities for illegal immigrants living in Los Angeles who can now legally sell wares on the streets to customers.

Los Angeles’ City Council voted 13-0 in late November to allow street vendors to sell their goods without fear of retribution from law enforcement.

Immigrants, many of whom are illegal, make up the majority of the roughly 50,000 street vendors in LA, according to The New York Times.

The LA council’s vote comes after California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 946 in September, barring authorities from arresting or handing out criminal punishments to street vendors, The Daily Californian reported.

Los Angeles Legalizes Street Vending So Illegal Immigrants Can Make Money
 
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LOS ANGELES LEGALIZES STREET VENDING SO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS CAN MAKE MONEY

The new year marks new opportunities for illegal immigrants living in Los Angeles who can now legally sell wares on the streets to customers.

Los Angeles’ City Council voted 13-0 in late November to allow street vendors to sell their goods without fear of retribution from law enforcement.

Immigrants, many of whom are illegal, make up the majority of the roughly 50,000 street vendors in LA, according to The New York Times.

The LA council’s vote comes after California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 946 in September, barring authorities from arresting or handing out criminal punishments to street vendors, The Daily Californian reported.

Los Angeles Legalizes Street Vending So Illegal Immigrants Can Make Money

Guess they aren’t subject to the 60% tax rate in Cali.
 
LOS ANGELES LEGALIZES STREET VENDING SO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS CAN MAKE MONEY

The new year marks new opportunities for illegal immigrants living in Los Angeles who can now legally sell wares on the streets to customers.

Los Angeles’ City Council voted 13-0 in late November to allow street vendors to sell their goods without fear of retribution from law enforcement.

Immigrants, many of whom are illegal, make up the majority of the roughly 50,000 street vendors in LA, according to The New York Times.

The LA council’s vote comes after California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 946 in September, barring authorities from arresting or handing out criminal punishments to street vendors, The Daily Californian reported.

Los Angeles Legalizes Street Vending So Illegal Immigrants Can Make Money
I think this will have a fairly jarring effect on LA.
 
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MS-13 members charged in New York brawl let go from ICE custody by federal judges before attack, officials say

Two of the three suspected MS-13 members arrested following a bat and knife attack outside a Burger King restaurant in New York this week were previously held by Homeland Security – but were ordered released by federal judges, officials said.

Nobeli Montes Zuniga, 20, Ramon Arevalo Lopez, 19, and Oscar Canales Molina, 17, are facing second-degree assault charges related to the brawl outside the fast food restaurant in Huntington Station on Wednesday. All three entered the U.S. illegally as unaccompanied minors. Two 16-year-olds suffered injuries in the fight, one with a stab wound, according to authorities.

"While it's not clear what the groups were fighting about, one thing is clear – everyone arrested are confirmed members of MS-13," Suffolk Police Commissioner Geraldine Hart said Thursday following the announcement of their arrests.

The incident started to unfold after the victims, who were eating inside Burger King, “noticed a group of Hispanic males who they recognized from [Huntington High] school, including the three defendants, staring at them in a menacing way,” Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini said in a statement obtained by Fox News. “The teens felt uncomfortable and proceeded to leave the restaurant.”

"All three defendants were previously confirmed as MS-13 gang members by the Suffolk County Police Department," the District Attorney's Office said. “Thereafter, Arevalo Lopez was detained by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Oct. 24, 2017, and was ordered released from custody by a federal District Court judge on June 12, 2018. Canales Molina was detained by ICE on July 24, 2017, and was released from custody by a federal judge on Nov. 28, 2017.”

In Arevalo Lopez’s case, Robert Sweet, the district judge who ordered his release, wrote in his ruling that the El Salvadorian entered the U.S. as a 17-year-old on Dec. 6, 2016, at a crossing along California’s border with Mexico.
“Lopez told U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents that he wanted to travel to New York to live with his mother after fleeing gang threats in his home country,” Sweet said, echoing a familiar plea from those who have come to the U.S. seeking asylum.

MS-13 members charged in New York brawl let go from ICE custody by federal judges before attack, officials say
 
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New Border Crisis: A Second Migrant Caravan Is On Its Way Here From Honduras, And Will Soon Enter Mexico

The migrant caravan from Honduras that stormed our border and is still currently attempting to come into the United States was trouble enough, but we’re about to get a second round.

According to Reuters, Mexican authorities are meeting to gear up for the arrival of the new caravan:
Mexican authorities will meet with Central American officials to prepare for the arrival of a planned new caravan of migrants headed to the United States next week.

The head of Mexico’s immigration office, Tonatiuh Guillen, left on Wednesday on a trip to El Salvador and Honduras to meet with his counterparts and other authorities, said Interior Ministry spokesman Hector Gandini.
Mexico hopes to discourage a mass exodus from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, and wants Central Americans who decide to migrate north to do so in an orderly way and through legal ports of entry.​
The U.S. is already piling up with requests for asylum at the border, and according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, border agents apprehended 27,518 members of “family units” in the month of December, hitting the highest monthly total on record.


This is only likely to be exacerbated with the arrival of a second caravan.

President Donald Trump’s Tuesday Oval Office address attempted to appeal to the American people to put support behind his struggle to find $5 billion for the wall, but Democrats are putting up an equally tenacious struggle.

The amount of people attempting to enter the border is also posing something of a health risk as well, as a number of sicknesses such as flu and tuberculosis are running rampant among the migrants according to the Washington Times:

New Border Crisis: A Second Migrant Caravan Is On Its Way Here from Honduras, and Will Soon Enter Mexico
 
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But it's a manufactured crisis.

"Most presidents have used Oval Office addresses for noble purposes,” said Schumer, in a televised rebuttal to Trump. “This president just used the backdrop of the Oval Office to manufacture a crisis, stoke fear, and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration."
 
But it's a manufactured crisis.

"Most presidents have used Oval Office addresses for noble purposes,” said Schumer, in a televised rebuttal to Trump. “This president just used the backdrop of the Oval Office to manufacture a crisis, stoke fear, and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration."

So border security isn’t important? We all know why dims want open borders.
 
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As new U.S.-bound Caravan Grows to More Than 2,000, Mexicans lash out

As a new caravan that began in Honduras and quickly swelled to an estimated 2,000 people made its way toward Mexico on Tuesday, Mexicans who live along the border towns that will likely be most affected took to the Internet to lash out against another wave of migrants.


“Work? Yes, there might be work for people who actually want to work, not for the lazy bums looking for entitlements,” said one commenter, with the screen name Azucena Santos, in Spanish on a YouTube page belonging to Shialeweb, who was recording the caravan. “Poor Mexicans, what’s in store for you!”

Juan Palomina remarked: “Now look, let’s see if whacko [Honduran President} Labrador mobilizes the Marines and keeps these idiots from coming to Mexico. Give them enough to eat, at least.”

Some urged the migrants not to be blindly optimistic.

“People of Honduras, all of you who are spinning these grand illusions and getting ready to come on this caravan and in any future others, before you leave your country, please inform yourself about how people who’ve already come on previous caravans are faring in Tijuana,” said Belem Gonzales.

“Mexico is just like your country,” Gonzales added. “There are many problems and needs, and you’re not going to be much better off than you were in Honduras. Please don’t trust these manipulative agitators who are encouraging you to risk everything for nothing.”

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Luis Mendez was far more unwelcoming. “We do not want caravans of (emojis of rats). Fight conditions in your own country. You are not welcome here.”

By Tuesday afternoon, a caravan that started with about 500 people grew to about 2,000, according to a representative from the Honduras National Commission of Human Rights, which travels with the caravan.

Word of the caravan’s departure was out at least as far back as last week. The newspaper La Prensa, of Honduras, reported on Jan. 9 that a caravan was scheduled to leave from San Pedro Sula on Tuesday - though the first group left the evening before.

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New Migrant Caravan Organizer Arrested in Honduras on Rape Charge

Police in Honduras arrested one of the organizing members of a new caravan of migrants who are seeking to reach the U.S. border. Police arrested the caravan organizer — serving a warrant on the charge of rape.

Authorities have confirmed the arrest of 26-year-old Juan Carlos Molina. They say the man they claim is one of the main organizers and promoters of a caravan of individuals from Honduras who are seeking to reach the U.S. border to request asylum. On Monday, a group of about 800 migrants left San Pedro Sula on their way north. It is believed that others may join along the way.

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Initial information released by Miguel Perez, the sub-director of the Honduran Border Police, reveals that the arrest took place at the bus station in San Pedro Sula from where the first members of the caravan departed. Perez stated that at the time of his arrest, Molina had fake IDs. The warrant for Molina’s arrest comes from a 2015 rape investigation, Honduras’ El Heraldo reported.

The new caravan comes as the Mexican border city of Tijuana continues to deal with thousands of members of the first caravan. Those migrants remain stranded in Tijuana as they wait for their turn to enter the U.S. to request asylum. City officials in Tijuana have been vocal about the lack of support from the Mexican federal government in dealing with the first caravan in providing food shelters and other basic needs, Breitbart News reported.

New Migrant Caravan Organizer Arrested in Honduras on Rape Charge
 
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As new U.S.-bound Caravan Grows to More Than 2,000, Mexicans lash out

As a new caravan that began in Honduras and quickly swelled to an estimated 2,000 people made its way toward Mexico on Tuesday, Mexicans who live along the border towns that will likely be most affected took to the Internet to lash out against another wave of migrants.


“Work? Yes, there might be work for people who actually want to work, not for the lazy bums looking for entitlements,” said one commenter, with the screen name Azucena Santos, in Spanish on a YouTube page belonging to Shialeweb, who was recording the caravan. “Poor Mexicans, what’s in store for you!”

Juan Palomina remarked: “Now look, let’s see if whacko [Honduran President} Labrador mobilizes the Marines and keeps these idiots from coming to Mexico. Give them enough to eat, at least.”

Some urged the migrants not to be blindly optimistic.

“People of Honduras, all of you who are spinning these grand illusions and getting ready to come on this caravan and in any future others, before you leave your country, please inform yourself about how people who’ve already come on previous caravans are faring in Tijuana,” said Belem Gonzales.

“Mexico is just like your country,” Gonzales added. “There are many problems and needs, and you’re not going to be much better off than you were in Honduras. Please don’t trust these manipulative agitators who are encouraging you to risk everything for nothing.”

caravan-3-AP.jpg


Luis Mendez was far more unwelcoming. “We do not want caravans of (emojis of rats). Fight conditions in your own country. You are not welcome here.”

By Tuesday afternoon, a caravan that started with about 500 people grew to about 2,000, according to a representative from the Honduras National Commission of Human Rights, which travels with the caravan.

Word of the caravan’s departure was out at least as far back as last week. The newspaper La Prensa, of Honduras, reported on Jan. 9 that a caravan was scheduled to leave from San Pedro Sula on Tuesday - though the first group left the evening before.

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As new U.S.-bound caravan grows to more than 2,000, Mexicans lash out

More political leverage for Trump on the shutdown. Can you say "National Emergency"? I mean, "our border is under attack" and all!
 
Migrant caravan freely crosses Mexican border after gates were left open, authorities avoided 'confrontation'

Around 1,000 Central American migrants marched freely through the Guatemala-Mexico border on Friday after the gates were left wide open, with Mexican authorities standing down from confronting the caravan.

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The border gates were open only temporarily, but migrants – who crossed the bridge from Tecun-Uman to Ciudad Hidalgo – were surprised to find no locks on the gates, effectively giving them a free pass to enter the country without being stuck at the border or registering with immigration officials and now begin the trek to the U.S. border, which can range from between 1,000 to 2,500 miles depending on the point of entry.

There was little presence of police or border security officials. A Mexican official told Fox News that they “did not want to confront” the migrant caravan, fearing the repetition of last year’s incident where violent clashes between police and the migrants broke out.

Migrant caravan freely crosses Mexican border after gates were left open, authorities avoided 'confrontation'
 
Migrant caravan freely crosses Mexican border after gates were left open, authorities avoided 'confrontation'

Around 1,000 Central American migrants marched freely through the Guatemala-Mexico border on Friday after the gates were left wide open, with Mexican authorities standing down from confronting the caravan.

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The border gates were open only temporarily, but migrants – who crossed the bridge from Tecun-Uman to Ciudad Hidalgo – were surprised to find no locks on the gates, effectively giving them a free pass to enter the country without being stuck at the border or registering with immigration officials and now begin the trek to the U.S. border, which can range from between 1,000 to 2,500 miles depending on the point of entry.

There was little presence of police or border security officials. A Mexican official told Fox News that they “did not want to confront” the migrant caravan, fearing the repetition of last year’s incident where violent clashes between police and the migrants broke out.

Migrant caravan freely crosses Mexican border after gates were left open, authorities avoided 'confrontation'

Didn’t the Mexican President just say they were going to tighten up their southern border? We definitely need to redo our laws regarding asylum and maybe these people will stay home.
 
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