Where are the caravans?

[NOVA]

Remember when Pee Brain was trying to scare you with Caravans heading to the U.S. Border?

Where are they?

Or, are we not distracted enough with Syria for him to leave that narrative alone?

Last word was many already have decided to stay in Mexico. But some have relatives in the U.S. and are expected to continue their journey.On Thursday, Trump had tweeted that the migrant caravan had disbanded under pressure from Mexico and the United States.

Putting the NG on the border seems to have discouraged quite a few.....another mission accomplished.....so far.

[Cancel 2018.2]

Well lying Trump made them a big story and people like you fell for it.

Actually dipshit, I heard about it first from CNN and they too were concerned. Trump put his foot down and together ran away.

[christiefan915]

Even CNN mentioned them, liar.

They broke up after Trump said he wasn't going to allow it.

Poor spazz Jarod.

The caravan didn't break up.

MEXICO CITY — The journey north for a group of Central Americans fleeing persecution and violence in their countries is nearing an end, after President Donald Trump's tweets thrust the group into the international spotlight. About 500 migrants, mainly from Honduras, are preparing to arrive at the U.S.-Mexico border between Sunday and Tuesday, hoping they can claim asylum and begin building a new life.

Pueblo Sin Fronteras, an immigrant rights group led by volunteers, has been running these types of caravans for more than 15 years to help people escape from dangerous situations in their home countries and protect them as they travel. The caravans had been relatively unknown to most Americans until Trump began tweeting about them earlier this month.

There are now about 800 migrants in the caravan. About half have decided to stay in Mexico and seek asylum there, while between 400 and 500 migrants will continue their journey and seek asylum in the U.S. The group is largely made up of mothers, children and young people who identify as LGBT.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/...tories-n865751

[NOVA]

Remember when Pee Brain was trying to scare you with Caravans heading to the U.S. Border?

Where are they?

Or, are we not distracted enough with Syria for him to leave that narrative alone?

Jarod, Christiefan and guno have been worried about the "caravans from Mexico" so here is the update...

MEXICO CITY -- The remnants of a migrant caravan of Central Americans that angered President Donald Trump continued their journey north through Mexico toward the U.S. border Wednesday. Organizer Irineo Mujica, speaking from the western Mexico city of Guadalajara, said about 500 migrants had been riding trains north since departing Mexico City last weekend. The caravan that left the Guatemala-Mexico border in late March grew to more than 1,000 migrants who found safety travelling in numbers.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/migrant...ney-us-border/

[tsuke]

Front-line personnel are required to release tens of thousands of unaccompanied alien children and illegal family units into the United States each year due to current loopholes in our immigration laws. This month we saw an unacceptable number of UACs [unaccompanied children] and family units flood our border because of these catch and release loopholes," he said. "To secure our borders and make America safer, Congress must act to close these legal loopholes that have created incentives for illegal immigrants."


Trump administration officials have proposed detaining more families, but that's not happening in the Rio Grande Valley, where many are released like Muniya with notices to appear in court. The border shelter where Muniya stopped, Sacred Heart, saw the number of migrants arriving drop at the end of last year only to increase recently, said the director, Sister Norma Pimentel.

"I've never seen so many children be part of this migration," Pimentel said as she surveyed the shelter, which had welcomed 60 migrants the day before.

In Texas' Rio Grande Valley, so many migrant families with small children arrive daily — more than 15,500 family members so far this fiscal year — that volunteers at a local shelter set up a play area in the corner.

everytime you hear of a illegal raped on the way to the US or killed or something you should blame the dems as they created the illusion that the trek would be worth it.

Same reason why merkel should be blamed for the current day slave trade in libya preying on illegals crossing to europe.

[tsuke]

The caravan didn't break up.

MEXICO CITY — The journey north for a group of Central Americans fleeing persecution and violence in their countries is nearing an end, after President Donald Trump's tweets thrust the group into the international spotlight. About 500 migrants, mainly from Honduras, are preparing to arrive at the U.S.-Mexico border between Sunday and Tuesday, hoping they can claim asylum and begin building a new life.

Pueblo Sin Fronteras, an immigrant rights group led by volunteers, has been running these types of caravans for more than 15 years to help people escape from dangerous situations in their home countries and protect them as they travel. The caravans had been relatively unknown to most Americans until Trump began tweeting about them earlier this month.

There are now about 800 migrants in the caravan. About half have decided to stay in Mexico and seek asylum there, while between 400 and 500 migrants will continue their journey and seek asylum in the U.S. The group is largely made up of mothers, children and young people who identify as LGBT.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/...tories-n865751

so are they coming? or not? the libs need to get their story straight.

[christiefan915]

so are they coming? or not? the libs need to get their story straight.

Looks like 50 reached the border so far. Why aren't you keeping on top of the story?

[evince]

They were marching to show Trump they were not afraid. Then they stopped and turned around in Mexico City. They were afraid.

link?

[NOVA]

link?

Looks like 50 reached the border so far. Why aren't you keeping on top of the story?

[Nordberg]

They were marching to show Trump they were not afraid. Then they stopped and turned around in Mexico City. They were afraid.

No they weren't. The plan was for many to drop out and stay in Mexico., The rest were going to continue to the American border where they would request asylum. No change. Maybe Trump took off a round of golf and stepped in front of them.

[Fentoine Lum]

Remember when Pee Brain was trying to scare you with Caravans heading to the U.S. Border?

Where are they?

Or, are we not distracted enough with Syria for him to leave that narrative alone?

Clearly you don't understand. There are some people in another place, another country. They're moving about and walking. American must be in control of that. You're supposed to be afraid, OK? Just do what your TV tells you to.

[Truth Detector]

Remember when Pee Brain was trying to scare you with Caravans heading to the U.S. Border?

Where are they?

Or, are we not distracted enough with Syria for him to leave that narrative alone?

Are you saddened that they didn't make it into America yet?

[Fentoine Lum]

link?

You don't like links, stop askling for them, it's utterly dishonest of you. As if that matters.

[Fentoine Lum]

Are you saddened that they didn't make it into America yet?

"Illegals" have always been here at the behest of and upon the lobbying and think lank legislative efforts of your Wall Street/donor/"job creator" class, ask them.

[Truth Detector]

"Illegals" have always been here at the behest of and upon the lobbying and think lank legislative efforts of your Wall Street/donor/"job creator" class, ask them.