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March On.

Two groups of Central American migrants made separate marches on the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana Tuesday, demanding that they be processed through the asylum system more quickly and in greater numbers, that deportations be halted and that President Trump either let them into the country or pay them $50,000 each to go home. When asked how the group came up with the $50,000 figure, organizer Alfonso Guerrero Ulloa of Honduras, said they chose that number as a group. “It may seem like a lot of money to you,” Ulloa said. “But it is a small sum compared to everything the United States has stolen from Honduras.”

Interesting, as though they think there's anything in Honduras worth stealing.

How about a counter-offer: we won't hit you with napalm if you go the hell back home. It's a simple choice; life or certain death. Choose life, and return to make your own country as great as America.

 

ICE Srikes New Jersey

Foreign nationals from 24 countries — including four people with Interpol warrants for their arrests — were among the 105 arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a five-day sweep.

The agency said more than 80 percent had either prior convictions or pending charges for a variety of crimes, including sexual assault on a minor, child abuse, possession of narcotics, distribution of narcotics, extortion, DUI, fraud, domestic violence, theft, possession of a weapon, robbery, promoting prostitution, aggravated assault, resisting arrest, endangering the welfare of a child, credit card fraud, insurance fraud, shoplifting, and illegal re-entry.

Merely "cultural misunderstandings", without a doubt.

 

They Came, They Saw, Then Died.

At least 368 migrants died along the entire U.S.-Mexico Border this year — more than 220 in Texas.

Three more in the last three days in Texas. Agents have been dutifully removing the remains; a thankless task, to be sure, as many appear to have been consumed by animals, so remains are often widely scattered.

 

Flee BP!

Three people in a packed pickup truck were killed on Thursday afternoon after the driver ran over tire spikes and crashed on a Southern California highway while trying to flee Border Patrol officers, the authorities said. The pickup truck reached speeds of over 100 miles per hour, weaving between cars and bypassing others on the side of the highway, before it drove over spikes that the Border Patrol had placed on the road, the California Highway Patrol said. About a mile later, the truck spun out of control and flipped over, ejecting the nine people who were riding in the truck’s bed, the authorities said.

Oh yeah - they're only here to do the stuff that Americans won't do. Like packing a dozen people into a pickup truck, no seat-belts, and going over 100 miles an hour. We see that kind of thing pretty regularly here on the Left Coast, at least the packing of a dozen or so into and onto trucks. We don't tend to get the high-speed chase sequences, which is probably better for everyone.

 

 

Works For Me

A group of migrant women in the caravan announced Thursday that it would begin a hunger strike to protest the slow pace at which the women are being allowed to apply for asylum, as officials from the United States and Mexico are set to meet this weekend to negotiate a plan to process their claims.

From the photos I've seen, they can stand to lose a few pounds.

Irineo Mujica, director of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, said the hunger strike comes at a breaking point in the caravan's negotiations with immigration authorities.

Bring it on. There are legal means for immigration, and we don't need illiterate baby-makers who believe they have some divine right to butt on in. As though they're "special".

 

 

Si Se Puede

Protests turned into riots on Sunday as hundreds of Central American migrants rushed a border fence and tried storming their way into the United States. They waved flags from their country while trying to enter this one illegally. They chucked rocks at U.S. Border Patrol. They chanted “Yes We Can.”

No, You Can't. And they seem to be finding that out.

SAN DIEGO (NEWS 8) - Giving up and going home. More than a thousand Central American migrants are doing just that. Frustrated and saying there is no chance of a better life in the United States, they boarded vans that will take them back where they came from.

A chaotic border clash with choking tear gas fired by U.S. agents left Central American migrants sullen and dejected, with some opting Monday to leave and others worrying the incident may have spoiled their chances at asylum.

They were led to believe that if they just showed up and busted through our border, the gringos would give them all kinds of free stuff. Turns out they were misled. Mexico's deported over 100 of them, and over a thousand more have boarded buses and vans to haul them back home. It still leaves several thousand in the Tijuana stadium, with thousands more reportedly heading north.

And it turns out that Tijuana's hospitality isn't quite what they expected, either.

 

 

Pity The Poor "Migrants"

Thanks, but how about "No"? Does "No" work? As of yesterday:

Central American migrants, the overwhelming majority of which are young men, are now wreaking havoc in Tijuana, Mexico even as these same migrants demand entrance into the United States. Most recently, the migrants have taken to assaulting, looting, and stealing from the Mexicans who refuse to give them what they want, be it food, clothing, and money.

Yes this is actually happening - Mexicans are chanting that they don’t want more Hondurans and Long Live Mexico- hundreds have taken to the streets with flags and anti migrant signs.

There's also footage of a number of them attacking wait staff at a restaurant who interrupted their attempt to "dine and dash"; staff defended themselves by hitting the poor "migrants" with chairs.

And while Leftists here whine and moan about our border patrol using teargas and CS gas to repel the invaders, they didn't say a word in 2013, when the same measures were used. But Barry was in office back then....

What a surprise.

 

Breakin' The Law, Breakin' The Law

Pot may be legal in Left Coast states, but as former pastor John Bishop of Vancouver USA discovered, it's still illegal to mule 300 pounds of it out of Mexico. Multiple times.

The founder and former senior pastor of Vancouver’s Living Hope Church gave his “deepest apologies to the United States of America, to this court, to your honor, to my family, to my previous church family in my city that I came from and mostly to my wife.”

Heartfelt, perhaps, but it didn't get him very far:

SAN DIEGO — Former Vancouver pastor John Bishop was sentenced to five years in prison on a federal drug-smuggling charge Wednesday in U.S. District Court in San Diego. Bishop had hoped to receive a reduced prison sentence through the so-called Safety Valve provision, which allows for a sentence below the statutory minimum for certain nonviolent drug offenders with little to no criminal history.

The prosecution, however, learned that Bishop had made many trips across the border running marijuana, and had contemplated transporting Mexican heroin to Vancouver.

Once he gets out of the pokey, he'll be subject to supervised release for the ensuing four years.

The court imposed additional restrictions: Bishop must enter drug and alcohol abuse treatment, as well as submit to regular drug tests. He cannot travel to Mexico and must register all of the vehicles he owns.

Bishop initially told law enforcement that he had transported marijuana across the border 15 times since April 2016. But a review of Bishop’s border-crossing records shows he crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in the Volkswagen more than 57 times between Jan. 24, 2017, and his arrest in December.

He was a busy guy. Not very good at figuring the odds, either; once is one thing, but even our customs officials get suspicious after a while.

Aand...in other news from the border today:

TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Migrants approaching the U.S. border from Mexico were enveloped with tear gas Sunday after a few tried to breach the fence separating the two countries. U.S. agents shot the gas, according to an Associated Press reporter on the scene.

Honduran migrant Ana Zuniga, 23, said she saw migrants open a small hole in concertina wire at a gap on the Mexican side of a levee, at which point U.S. agents fired tear gas at them. "We ran, but when you run the gas asphyxiates you more," she told the AP while cradling her 3-year-old daughter Valery in her arms.

Looks like this administration's finally getting serious about this sort of thing. It's interesting that AP only interviewed a woman with a kid, when most of those folks are young men. Wonder why they didn't interview the guys?

Of course, that wouldn't further the narrative.

They need to go home and then apply to come here legally. Just as real immigrants have done for years.

UPDATE:

Mexican authorities have said they will deport around 500 caravan migrants who tried to "violently" and "illegally" breach a Mexico-US border fence.

All border crossings in that area have been halted.

Irineo Mujica, who has accompanied the migrants as part of the aid group Pueblo Sin Fronteras, said the aim of Sunday's march was to make the migrants' plight more visible to the governments of Mexico and the US. "We can't have all these people here," he said.

Well then, Irineo - you shouldn't have brought them. Pueblo Sin Fronteras is based out of Chicago. They're the group that paid for charter buses to transport "migrants" to Tijuana over the past few days.

 

 

Winning

The Trump administration has won the support of Mexico's incoming government for a plan to remake U.S. border policy by requiring asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their claims move through U.S. courts, according to Mexican officials and senior members of president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador's transition team.

That's a huge plus. It'll also allow the USA to approximately double the rate of processing for asylum cases, which have been constrained by a lack of space in detention centers here, as the process takes considerable time. Of course, we'll also likely have to increase resources to Mexico to help them provide humanitarian relief; although officials there would prefer to have the caravans slowed or halted, as they understandably describe them as a growing problem for their country.

Meanwhile over on the Korean Peninsula:

Historic: at the DMZ South and North Korean soldiers shake hands
Two Koreas connect DMZ road across border: Seoul
(November 2018)

That's some impressive progress, right there. Moreover, both Koreas are dismantling fortifications on each side of the DMZ. They're actually working together for the first time in decades.

Of course, the Trump administration won't be credited by the Lamestream media for these developments.

 

 

 

Now They're Arriving On Chartered Buses

Several charter buses arrive just past midnight Nov. 20, 2018, and in the early hours Nov. 21 to the Unidad Deportiva Benito Juarez, the sports complex that city opened up as a makeshift shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.

The mayor of Tijuana has declared an international humanitarian crisis in response to the flood of central American "migrants".

MEXICO CITY — Mexican immigration agents on Wednesday detained almost all of the Central American migrants on a fourth caravan that recently entered Mexico seeking to reach the United States.

Their catch was 213,186 of whom are from El Salvador; all were taken to a processing center, and those that lack proper documentation will, according to Mexico, be repatriated to their home countries. Well, it's a start.

Mexico has offered residency and other types of visas to migrants in the caravans, but most have refused, saying they want to reach the United States.

As though we need or want thousands of additional uneducated and unskilled foreign nationals here. On top of it, they're ungrateful as well; I've read a number of accounts in which the "refugees" complained about the free tortillas, beans, and rice (traditional Mexican food) that they've been given, calling it "pig food". Great folks.

So who's paying for the chartered buses? That'd be an "immigrant advocacy" group in Chicago. Apparently, they're a "non-profit" that gathers donated funds to support their cause: "People Without Borders". They're using some of that cash to bus them up near the US border.