Progressive Dem visits Caravan, slams Trump

[Mountainmanbob]

Democratic Rep. Joins Migrants in Tijuana, Slams Trump for Creating 'Humanitarian Crisis'

 

[brinny]

Democratic Rep. Joins Migrants in Tijuana, Slams Trump for Creating 'Humanitarian Crisis'

That's twisted to the nth degree.

The thousands and thousands of people in this/these caravan(s) are not "refugees", nor are they "fleeing" and/or seeking "asylum".

It may behoove this Rep to meet with the leaders of these countries that this/these caravan(s) are allegedly "fleeing" from.

Michelle Malkin is spot on.

 

[Silmarien]

The thousands and thousands of people in this/these caravan(s) are not "refugees", nor are they "fleeing" and/or seeking "asylum".

They're not fleeing? What, did they mistake the caravan for a guided tour and are just on a particularly bizarre vacation?

 

[Tanj]

They're not fleeing? What, did they mistake the caravan for a guided tour and are just on a particularly bizarre vacation?

It's an eco-tour walking holiday, and they even got paid for it! Who wouldn't want to travel 2000 miles on foot through Mexico??

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

And the humanitarian crisis will only increase as illegal immigrants pour into our country. Interesting how politicians are blind to the humanitarian crisis's that exist in our country among our legal citizens. What it all boils down to is Trump made a campaign promise concerning a boarder wall, and everyone opposed to Trump, are opposed to a boarder wall, it's a resistance for the purpose and intentions of doing everything in their power to make sure he cannot keep that campaign promise, afterall 2020 is just around the corner. IF Trump succeeds, be a sad day for the resistance, so they will spin the issue, ignore the past of their own party on the issue, and every failure pin on one man. Nonsense is what it is, the usual partisan politics, which maintains division and strife.

 

[brinny]

They're not fleeing? What, did they mistake the caravan for a guided tour and are just on a particularly bizarre vacation?

 

[Mountainmanbob]

Just a bunch of sweet children wanting to get in.


M-Bob

 

[brinny]

Just a bunch of sweet children wanting to get in.


M-Bob

There's reportedly yet another caravan on the way up north. It will be the 3rd one i believe.

 

[Francis Drake]

Anyone with the slightest intelligence could see the whole thing was a political scam, just like the mass migration all over Europe.
This video lays it bare.

 

[SistrNChrist]

---Staff Edit---

Mexico's already sick of these people. I was there recently, and the overwhelming majority want the caravan to turn around and go back to their countries.

 

[Silmarien]

But what makes you think they're not fleeing? There's no reason why people fleeing their countries can't be angry and frustrated enough to resort to violence.

 

[brinny]

But what makes you think they're not fleeing? There's no reason why people fleeing their countries can't be angry and frustrated enough to resort to violence.

They are aggressively and violently stomping down and tearing down border fences, throwing bottles and rocks at border patrols, sticking up their middle fingers while calling our President names, while waving the flags of the countries they are allegedly "fleeing" from.

In interviews the response about coming to the US is for "jobs", etc. No mention of "fleeing", etc.

In addition, there are the buses, and smart phones, etc.

The question is, who is "sponsoring" these caravans besides "Pueblo Sin Fronteras", the activist organization that is intent on dissolving and destroying the sovereignty and the borders of countries?

 

[USincognito]

And the humanitarian crisis will only increase as illegal immigrants pour into our country.

Interesting how politicians are blind to the humanitarian crisis's that exist in our country among our legal citizens.

What in the world are you talking about?

What it all boils down to is Trump made a campaign promise concerning a boarder wall, {snip}

Yep. That Mexico would pay for it.

How's that working out?

 

[Mountainmanbob]

Yep. That Mexico would pay for it.

Due to the Hot Mess
Caravans in Mexico
Mexico will PRAY FOR THE WALL.
M-Bob

 

[Silmarien]

They are aggressively and violently stomping down and tearing down border fences, throwing bottles and rocks at border patrols, sticking up their middle fingers while calling our President names, while waving the flags of the countries they are allegedly "fleeing" from.

Are you familiar with Latin American culture? There's a lot of patriotism down there, so waving flags around doesn't really mean that people don't have reasons to want to leave those countries. An Honduran can leave Honduras and still be proud of their identity. That is normal.

In interviews the response about coming to the US is for "jobs", etc. No mention of "fleeing", etc.

In addition, there are the buses, and smart phones, etc.

Well, a failed economy is certainly something that someone can be fleeing from, though I can imagine that people are too proud to really play the victim card and talk about the situations they're coming from. I'm looking at some interviews on Telemundo right now, and talk of coming in search of "dignified employment and freedom" seems like a bit of a euphemism to me.

The big problem in Central America these days is the out of control gang violence, the inability of the government to deal with it, and resultant police violence against the people in general. If you don't think people want to flee that, I don't know what to say to you.

The question is, who is "sponsoring" these caravans besides the organization that is against country sovereignty and borders?

Pueblo Sin Fronteras, you mean? I'm not sure anyone would be. I know one of the problems with illegal immigration from Africa to Europe is that organized crime groups are profiting off of it and taking advantage of people (see the UN report), but I haven't heard anything similar with Latin American immigration.

 

[brinny]

Are you familiar with Latin American culture? There's a lot of patriotism down there, so waving flags around doesn't really mean that people don't have reasons to want to leave those countries. An Honduran can leave Honduras and still be proud of their identity. That is normal.



Well, a failed economy is certainly something that someone can be fleeing from, though I can imagine that people are too proud to really play the victim card and talk about the situations they're coming from. I'm looking at some interviews on Telemundo right now, and talk of coming in search of "dignified employment and freedom" seems like a bit of a euphemism to me.

The big problem in Central America these days is the out of control gang violence, the inability of the government to deal with it, and resultant police violence against the people in general. If you don't think people want to flee that, I don't know what to say to you.



Pueblo Sin Fronteras, you mean? I'm not sure anyone would be. I know one of the problems with illegal immigration from Africa to Europe is that organized crime groups are profiting off of it and taking advantage of people (see the UN report), but I haven't heard anything similar with Latin American immigration. If you think it's some sort of international leftist conspiracy, you flatter us by thinking we're anywhere near this competent.

Nice try.

It's a well-organized, well-funded "invasion".

There are reports that the first "caravan" started in a mall.

 

[Silmarien]

Nice try.

It's an "invasion".

There are reports that the first "caravan" started in a mall.

I'm not sure why you think that a graphic designer who admits to knowing nothing about Central America is an authority on the situation down there, but okay. I guess that's what counts as news these days.

 

[brinny]

I'm not sure why you think that a graphic designer who admits to knowing nothing about Central America is an authority on the situation down there, but okay. I guess that's what counts as news these days.

Nice try.

 

[brinny]

The caravan(s).

A perspective.

 

[SummerMadness]

The new tactic of the right is to say that people seeking asylum are not seeking asylum... right. They have a legal right to seek asylum, so now it's time to turn to racist tropes to portray this as a group of "invaders." When do we start referring to them as cockroaches?