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

[#VFL__]

And now you have another one trying to join with this one to make it even bigger .

And they’re alllll coming to take YOUR JERB!!

 

[1972 Grad]

And they’re alllll coming to take YOUR JERB!!

They ain't taking my gerbil without a fight.

 

[tumscalcium]

They ain't taking my gerbil without a fight.

What you do with your gerbils is your problem....

 

[n_huffhines]

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

I don't disagree with you about the subject as a whole... I just believe that this specific group of migrants is being hyped to the degree that they are, for the purpose of energizing the Republican party base just prior to the mid-term elections. Fox News has been tracking the movement of this group like they are Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic or Apollo 11 about to land on the moon. It's absurd overkill.

Are you bothered at all by the fact that these people are coming from Honduras THROUGH Mexico? That is what bothers me. These people are receiving de facto aid from the Mexican government by the mere fact that they are allowed passage thru their country to invade another. Trump should cut off all aid immediately to Mexico.

 

[ETV]

What you do with your gerbils is your problem....

 

[NorthDallas40]

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Maybe Mr Higgs should take them in then. Yeah that’ll show us.

 

[n_huffhines]

Maybe Mr Higgs should take them in then. Yeah that’ll show us.

Dumbest and most over-used argument ever. How do y'all not see the completely flawed logic in this comparison?

Oh, you want abortion to be legal? How do you feel about them being performed in your house?

Oh, you want marijuana to be legal? How do you feel about it being smoked in your house?

 

[NorthDallas40]

Dumbest and most over-used argument ever. How do y'all not see the completely flawed logic in this comparison?

Oh, you want abortion to be legal? How do you feel about them being performed in your house?

Oh, you want marijuana to be legal? How do you feel about it being smoked in your house?

No it isn’t. We have a non US citizen lecturing us about what we should do relative to our welfare system and immigration policies. F him. If he cares so much let him take them in.

 

[n_huffhines]

No it isn’t. We have a non US citizen lecturing us about what we should do relative to our welfare system and immigration policies. F him. If he cares so much let him take them in.

Triggered and rendered incapable of defending the false comparison

 

[NorthDallas40]

Triggered and rendered incapable of defending the false comparison

Not triggered at all and rejecting the individual you quoted as having a damn relevant opinion. That’s all.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Oh and as for letting them in my home... my wife’s maiden name is Garza.

 

[tumscalcium]

Dumbest and most over-used argument ever. How do y'all not see the completely flawed logic in this comparison?

Oh, you want abortion to be legal? How do you feel about them being performed in your house?

Oh, you want marijuana to be legal? How do you feel about it being smoked in your house?

He went full retard with the bigot line, thus not deserving of respect. Not to mention, none of these people deserve anything from the US. It’s not our problem their people are ****.

I like your deflection. You don’t want to take these people in and care for them any more than I do. The problem is that you want to push them off on me and everyone else. I don’t. I want them to quit being **** and start making their own country and their own culture a better place.

 

[n_huffhines]

He went full ****** with the bigot line, thus not deserving of respect. Not to mention, none of these people deserve anything from the US. It’s not our problem their people are ****.

I like your deflection. You don’t want to take these people in and care for them any more than I do. The problem is that you want to push them off on me and everyone else. I don’t. I want them to quit being **** and start making their own country and their own culture a better place.

I don't expect the resident bigot to get it

 

[tumscalcium]

Not triggered at all and rejecting the individual you quoted as having a damn relevant opinion. That’s all.

“Triggered” is huff’s New buzzword for when he has no argument. He just tries throwing his lack of sense on you.

 

[tumscalcium]

I don't expect the resident bigot to get it

I never expect you to get it. You Went full libtard too. Throw bigot and racist around when you have nothing.

 

[C-south]

Dumbest and most over-used argument ever. How do y'all not see the completely flawed logic in this comparison?

Oh, you want abortion to be legal? How do you feel about them being performed in your house?

Oh, you want marijuana to be legal? How do you feel about it being smoked in your house?

It’s easy to be liberal and want to let everyone in when you don’t deal with real world issues and don’t have a care in the world. Then you have people who are just too stupid to realize the affect something will have but it will make them feels good.

 

[LouderVol]

I don't disagree with you about the subject as a whole... I just believe that this specific group of migrants is being hyped to the degree that they are, for the purpose of energizing the Republican party base just prior to the mid-term elections. Fox News has been tracking the movement of this group like they are Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic or Apollo 11 about to land on the moon. It's absurd overkill.

this is true. I am still betting it falls mostly apart the longer this goes on. *not sure if its "a part or apart" its too early to care.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Leaders of first caravan DEMAND 'safe and dignified' transport to Mexico City for 4,000 migrants as second more 'violent' group continues its advance

The leaders of the first migrant caravan slowly making its way through southern Mexico are demanding the country's government provide vehicles to help its 4,000 participants reach Mexico City.
Exhausted from the long journey on foot and frustrated by the caravan's slow pace, some migrants have been dropping out and returning home or applying for protected status in Mexico.

Aware of the low morale, the group's representatives demanded 'safe and dignified' transportation to the capital Monday after the group arrived in the Oaxaca state town of Niltepec.
The Mexican government has shown no inclination to comply with the caravan's demands, however, with the exception of its migrant protection agency giving some of the group's stragglers rides to the next town over the weekend.

Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a group supporting the caravan, has said it hopes to hold meetings in Mexico City with federal lawmakers and authorities as well as representatives of the incoming government to discuss migrants' rights and the caravan's future.

Genesis Cordona, a six-year-old migrant girl from Honduras, lays next to her dolls as she rests in Santiago Niltepec

First migrant caravan demands transport to Mexico City | Daily Mail Online

 

[volfanjustin]

“Triggered” is huff’s New buzzword for when he has no argument. He just tries throwing his lack of sense on you.

"The Skeptical Libertarian" = closet liberal

 

[tennvols77]

Leaders of first caravan DEMAND 'safe and dignified' transport to Mexico City for 4,000 migrants as second more 'violent' group continues its advance

First migrant caravan demands transport to Mexico City | Daily Mail Online

Leaders, what an understatement......demand more from yourselves, demand more from your countrymen, demand more from your governments, and commit to improving your lot with the same energy you mustered to walk thousands of miles. I demand you fix your problems instead of running away from them. Give them the rides.....back south.

 

[0nelilreb]

Leaders of first caravan DEMAND 'safe and dignified' transport to Mexico City for 4,000 migrants as second more 'violent' group continues its advance

The leaders of the first migrant caravan slowly making its way through southern Mexico are demanding the country's government provide vehicles to help its 4,000 participants reach Mexico City.
Exhausted from the long journey on foot and frustrated by the caravan's slow pace, some migrants have been dropping out and returning home or applying for protected status in Mexico.

Aware of the low morale, the group's representatives demanded 'safe and dignified' transportation to the capital Monday after the group arrived in the Oaxaca state town of Niltepec.
The Mexican government has shown no inclination to comply with the caravan's demands, however, with the exception of its migrant protection agency giving some of the group's stragglers rides to the next town over the weekend.

Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a group supporting the caravan, has said it hopes to hold meetings in Mexico City with federal lawmakers and authorities as well as representatives of the incoming government to discuss migrants' rights and the caravan's future.

Genesis Cordona, a six-year-old migrant girl from Honduras, lays next to her dolls as she rests in Santiago Niltepec

First migrant caravan demands transport to Mexico City | Daily Mail Online

Break into a country , wave your country’s flags on your march through it and then demand they provide you with transportation ... lol that’s funny right there .

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Mexican Ambassador to U.S.: Some in Migrant Caravan ‘Very Violent’

The leftist media are pushing the narrative that the thousands of migrants from Central America and elsewhere are just people fleeing violence in their homeland, but during an interview with National Public Radio on Monday, Geronimo Gutierrez, the Mexican ambassador to the U.S., described some of them as “very violent.”

“I want to begin with the facts here,” Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep said. “Seven thousand or so people, which is a lot of people – looks like a lot on TV.”

“But I do know it’s part of this much larger, somewhat ordinary flow of migrants,” Inskeep said. “So how serious a situation is this in the view of your government?”

Gutierrez called it a “humanitarian crisis” and said the Mexican government is “urging people” to enter the country in accordance with its immigration law and that migrants can seek refugee status in Mexico.

Gutierrez called it a “humanitarian crisis” and said the Mexican government is “urging people” to enter the country in accordance with its immigration law and that migrants can seek refugee status in Mexico.

“We have been trying to avoid, at all costs, violence in the border,” Gutierrez said. “Unfortunately, some of the people in the caravan have been very violent against authority, even though that they have offered the possibility of entering in compliance with immigration law and refugee status.”

“So police there is simply to uphold our laws,” Gutierrez said. “There is presence of the human rights commission of Mexico and also of several NGOs that can testify to the fact that the police has acted appropriately.”
“But nevertheless, we want to make sure that our laws are enforced,” Gutierrez said.

Gutierrez told NPR that the number of migrants in Mexico at the time of the interview was around 3,500.

“Out of those, we have 1,895 people that have requested – presented a request for refugee status – 1,435 of them are being processed, and about 422 have actually been repatriated to the states,” Gutierrez said, adding that some migrants “clearly intend to get to the U.S.”
“We have close cooperation with U.S. authorities to handle this in the best possible way,” he said.

As Breitbart Texas reported on Tuesday, some of the migrants are, indeed, reportedly violent:

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Mexico’s immigration authorities issued a warning about individuals in Guatemala who are building Molotov cocktails and other makeshift incendiary devices to be used against federal police officers guarding their southern border. The alert follows an incident where a group of migrants in what’s being dubbed the second caravan threw rocks at officials at the Guatemala-Mexico Border and tried to break through international barriers. Mexican law enforcement confirmed that some of the protesters in the clash carried firearms.

The warning was issued by Mexico’s National Migration Institute (INM). The agency claimed it learned of various individuals in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, were building Molotov cocktails with the intent of using them against Mexican border authorities. In a public statement, INM asked the Guatemalan government to intervene, adding the violent actions were those of “criminals and not of a vulnerable migrant population.”​

Mexican Ambassador to U.S.: Some in Migrant Caravan ‘Very Violent’

 

[Franklin Pierce]

CONGRESSWOMAN MARSHA BLACKBURN EARNS TOP GRADE OF NUMBERSUSA


In the 2017-18 Congress, nobody got a higher grade for supporting immigration policies to protect American workers and local communities.

On behalf of the more than 8 million U.S. citizens who are part of the NumbersUSA Action on-line grassroots network, I express thanks to U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the way she represents Tennessee and serves our nation on matters concerning immigration policy.

 

[DancingOutlaw]

Walking out of work I heard two people talking about this. One of the women said “he’s sending people down there with guns. Are they going to kill ALL of them?”