Border hits ‘breaking point’ in El Paso, CBP commissioner says

[Nature Boy 2.0 8,315]

and in other news , the Manufactured crisis marches on 

 

 

https://www.foxnews.com/us/border-patrol-chief-says-border-has-hit-its-breaking-point-as-1000-migrants-cross-into-el-paso-on-monday

[Boiler 43,362]

So this is the Beto El Paso, where he wants to take the wall down.

 

He seemed to think it was fine having open access.

[Dashinka 23,164]

I have to go down to El Paso in a few weeks, I will let everyone know.

[Boiler 43,362]

Sounds like it may be busy.

[Dashinka 23,164]

35 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Sounds like it may be busy.

No doubt, especially when I head back into the US.

 

[Boiler 43,362]

No documents required.

 

Go Beto.

[Chris Duffy 1,256]

4 hours ago, Boiler said:

So this is the Beto El Paso, where he wants to take the wall down.

 

He seemed to think it was fine having open access.

Clearly, He is an Idiot

[Dashinka 23,164]

2 hours ago, Chris Duffy said:

Clearly, He is an Idiot

What gave it away?

[TBoneTX 42,990]

Beeto Beeto [bum bum bum bum]

Beeto Beeto [dumb dumb dumb dumb]

[Boiler 43,362]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/mar/29/us-mexico-border-immigration-chaos

 

Seems the Graun has not get the message  that there is no crisis.

 

Marissa Nuñez, a volunteer coordinator at Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center, said the shelters in El Paso have been overwhelmed and that some migrants have been transported to shelters about 300 miles away in New Mexico.

“These past couple of weeks there has definitely been a huge, huge surge of people,” said Nuñez.

But advocates rushing to find shelter and legal representation for thousands of migrants say that the emergency response will not be sustainable over the long term.

At a city council meeting earlier this week, Ruben Garcia, the executive director of El Paso’s Annunciation House, said: “Annunciation House over the past four or five months has now paid out over $1m in hotels — we are not going to be able to sustain that.”

 

Where is Beto?

[Neonred 3,444]

There seems to be an ever increasing crisis and more caravans on the way.

 

The President needs to declare a state of emergency at the border...

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1 hour ago, Neonred said:

There seems to be an ever increasing crisis and more caravans on the way.

 

The President needs to declare a state of emergency at the border...

I thought he already had ??

 

He needs to close it 

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22 minutes ago, Nature Boy 2.0 said:

I thought he already had ??

 

He needs to close it 

I think you are right.  Wow, this President seems to be taking the lead on a current problem in spite of what some members of Congress want to do.

[TBoneTX 42,990]

3 hours ago, Boiler said:

Where is Beto?

Beeto Beeto [bum bum bum bum]

Beeto Beeto [dumb dumb dumb dumb]

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

A friend of mine was in Honduras for a week this month.  Said everywhere he was, from cities to remote locations,  everything looked pretty normal to him. 

 

So he asked his father-in-law where all the turmoil was?  Where are all the people fearing for their lives?  Where was the oppression, the killings?  His pops laughed, and said it was no more than a political stunt.  Said he had to close a tilapia farm and a coffee farming operation because he had no workers.  Said those who wanted to work, there were plenty of jobs available.  

 

So my friend persisted...  why are these people pulling up roots and heading to the US, if jobs are available and no one is persecuting them?  Turns out there have been advertisements around the country, promising people money to join the caravans (more than they could make via work), as well as the promise of a free house and job in the US.

 

Re-read that last paragraph, and let it sink in.  No need for me to make this up,  and  nowhere online can I find any stories like this. But he was THERE for a week, and this is what he learned.

 

Follow the money, I always say...