Human caravan
Why do these folks want to come to the land of oppression? Just in time for elections too,nothing to see or more than coincidence:::::
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How about because they’re desperate to flee violence. What would you do if it was your kids? How much Kool Aid have you drank this week?
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On the other hand, instead of being generous to 7-10 thousand at a time, we should just go ahead and import the entire populations of Honduras and Guatemala. That would finally take care of the reputedly serious problems for the millions of people that need to escape those dangerous hell holes where the people are starved and murdered and raped and enslaved (though they look pretty well fed in the photos and videos and must be in pretty good health to trek on such a long journey on foot, and they should, you know, for good and neighborly optics, wave American flags instead of those of the place from whence they are trying to escape and maybe not have signs and shouts that sound a bit threatening and demanding which might upset a little bit our fine folks here). So doing that we would also solve our continuous problem of having to deal with caravans and coyotes and other pesky problems that politicians use as a wedge issue. And we could seriously virtue signal to the rest of the world that we are truly a compassionate people. And then the world would truly love us. Maybe we could take in all the Mexicans too . . . and the Venezuelans . . . and |
My oldest survived spring break in Mexico!
Seriously Jeff, I don’t drink kook aid. Don’t you find the timing of this spontaneous caravan curious? Do you think these folks have read about Chicago? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
More conspiracy theories .. so to go along with it rather than it being a Dem plot How about a Republican plot
It seems to be a convent timing for the midterms to motivate Trumps base And give him a topic Tweet about .. and to show them how tough he is and his supports have run with it its evident here Donald J. Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrump The Caravans are a disgrace to the Democrat Party. Change the immigration laws NOW! 3:14 PM - Oct 21, 2018 Trump on migrant caravan: 'It's not happening on my watch'Trump claims Democrats ‘allowed’ migrant caravan Even Fox Trumps state news network is running stories about when the will arrive near election day as if they're going to vote Louie Gohmert: ‘Perhaps Soros’ is ‘Funding’ Caravan for Midterms suspected letter bomb found at the home of billionaire businessman George Soros Who could have sent it? the Proud Boys ? Again classic Republican fear mongering |
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What we can do, and should do, is work to make their home countries, less awful. I'm pretty sure that's what the UN was supposed to be for, maybe we can remind them of that. Once again rather than honestly admit the facts, the left (you in this case) immediately portray those who disagree with you, as being hatemongers who have no empathy for these people. It's not remotely true. Right now, there are people waiting in line in other crappy places, waiting for their chance to come legally. |
I think anyone believing this is a plot and organized for the mid terms has clearly been wearing a tin foil hat far too tightly. I'd also agree Mexico should be the country stepping up to offer asylum to these people.
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Follow Follow @realDonaldTrump More Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the U.S. We will now begin cutting off, or substantially reducing, the massive foreign aid routinely given to them. 5:57 AM - 22 Oct 2018 |
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Here is a fairly non partisan look at what has and is occuring in Central America and why people are fleeing.
Tens of thousands of Salvadorans, Guatemalans, and Hondurans, many of them unaccompanied minors, have arrived in the United States in recent years, seeking asylum from the region’s skyrocketing violence. Their countries, which form a region known as the Northern Triangle, were rocked by civil wars in the 1980s, leaving a legacy of violence and fragile institutions. https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/cen...thern-triangle |
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don’t seem to grasp, is that we can’t take them all. we don’t have the space or the money. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Regardless of whether this is plotted or not. One thing is for sure is we cannot let any of them in.
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/forget...gan?ref=scroll |
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But if we want to live in a world where our word and the rule of law is important, not following laws and negotiated agreements is not a good precendent. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-a7552621.html |
Or we could just invite these hell hole countries to become new states. Then they wouldn't have to walk thousands of miles to vote.
If Guatemala and Honduras were US states, the automotive and other big industry could open factories there (in the US) paying a decent wage. If the hell holes cannot evolve into not hell holes, this problem will never end. |
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that's the key, they have to be here to claim it. It's not a violation to not grant it if they aren't here. |
Yep - they are safe in Mexico - otherwise they would have never taken the chance to March through it. The precedent we definitely don't want to set is letting them in. They can request permission and wait their turn - in Mexico. This is Mexico's problem.
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Or are you suggesting that like Don the Con’s good friend in North Korea, Central American countries should prevent their citizens from leaving? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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They can leave any country they want. I'm suggesting that the US not allowing them in isn't violating any International Law. No More, No Less |
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So is what you are suggesting, much like the boatloads of refugees crossing the Mediteranian to Europe, perhaps swimming the Rio Grande or boatloads in the Caribean to other parts of the US would be preferable to walking up to the border? |
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This will be a very complex national emergency. By law it will come down to the governors of each border state to ask for federal assistance and the Posse Comitatus Act.
Here is a good article outlining scenarios of what could happen. https://www.justsecurity.org/54529/m...key-takeaways/ |
They are either the smartest or the dumbest bulbs in the pack.
Choosing to make the trek as the weather gets colder? Either play to public sympathy or take on public ridicule..... |
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