Published December 30, 2023
- A large migrant caravan is currently heading north through Mexico towards the U.S. border
- On Friday, some of the initial members of the caravan were arriving at the Texan border town of El Paso
- Many were being processed and put on busses heading north to Democrat-run cities such as New York and Chicago, as part of the governor of Texas’ policy
A migrant caravan 6,000-people strong was working its way up north through Mexico on Friday as an initial wave of 1,300 people began arriving at the Texan city of El Paso – with many of them being immediately bussed north to Democrat-run cities.
Dramatic footage shared on social media showed migrants walking through the Mexican state of Chihuahua, bound for the border. Others were seen clinging to the top of ‘La Bestia’ – the freight train known as The Beast, which runs from Mexico City up to Ciudad Juarez, the border town with El Paso.
The migrants have been heading towards the international boundary for the last few days.
After they trickle into Ciudad Juarez almost all will try and cross into the U.S.
Some could stay in Juarez, trying to make an appointment with U.S. immigration officials via the CBP One app. The app is the legal way for asylum seekers to begin the asylum process in the U.S.
Many migrants opted to try the app – but then decided to cross illegally, and turn themselves over to U.S. Border officials after failing to secure an appointment.
The CBP One app has been riddled with problems, and although some issues have been addressed, U.S. officials have admitted there just aren’t enough appointments for the amount of people requesting them.
On Friday in El Paso, hundreds of migrants showed up at the border wall at an opening in gate number 36.
They queued for most of the day until Border Patrol buses started to arrive to take them to a processing center in the early evening.
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SOURCE: www.dailymail.co.uk
RELATED: December migrant surge at Southern border largest in more than two decades as mayors call for action
Published December 29, 2023
Border authorities encountered more than 225,000 migrants along the US-Mexico border this month, marking the highest monthly total recorded since 2000, according to preliminary Homeland Security statistics shared with CNN. Over the course of the month, authorities dealt with more than 10,000 migrants crossing daily until more recently, when the numbers began to drop.
More than 11,700 migrant children are also in federal government custody, according to data released jointly by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Homeland Security.
The number of migrant children in Health and Human Services custody has jumped 6.5% since December 1, prompting the department to issue a news release Friday saying additional capacity is “urgently needed to manage the increasing numbers of unaccompanied children” arriving at the US southern border.
Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is heading to Eagle Pass, Texas, along the southern border January 8 for an “operational visit” regarding immigration enforcement efforts, the Department of Homeland Security said Friday.
He will meet with officials with Customs and Border Protection as well as US Border Patrol and local officials.
Since last year, Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has bused more than 92,000 migrants to cities across the country, according to his office. Those cities include Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York City and Washington, DC – all of which are led by Democratic mayors.
Even US cities far from the Mexican border are reaching a breaking point trying to manage the influx of migrants, several mayors told CNN on Friday.
“The international crisis that we are experiencing right now is being subsidized by local economies,” Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson told “CNN This Morning” Friday.
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SOURCE: www.edition.cnn.com
RELATED: WATCH: Throngs of Illegals Cross San Diego Property Owner’s Land Daily, Border Patrol Powerless to Stop
Published December 29, 2023
We’ve written a lot the border crisis and Biden’s complete refusal to do anything about it — he’d rather take yet another vacation while records for illegal immigration are broken daily — but sometimes you need to see something to truly understand the scope of the problem.
San Diego property owner Brian Silvas knows this all too well because on a daily basis, throngs numbering dozens and even hundreds of illegal border crossers nonchalantly walk across his property and head to Who Knows Where, United States.
His three dogs used to bark madly when intruders crossed the property — now they’ve become so used to it they barely can work up a snarl. Watch as Silvas describes how mostly single males, some Turkish, some Chinese nationals, walk in seemingly with ease:
This video explains a lot of what’s going on in San Diego today.
Footage of migrants enter someone’s backyard.
📍 #SanDiego | #Califoania pic.twitter.com/YfFjSO7eut
— TheShop.Eth (@TheShopEth) December 29, 2023
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SOURCE: www.redstete.com
