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Personal Observation of Illegals at Mexican Border, May 2019

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4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Well in CA you get free healthcare.

Thanks. She let me know what she meant, that illegals are coming here, having "anchor children" that are USC who will end up voting. She has a problem with that (US born children of immigrants eventually voting for Democrats). So basically, democracy is her gripe.

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You are correct that they are asylum seekers but the vast majority won't show up for their court dates at all. Then get sentenced to removal in absentia which when they are caught we will get some sob

Randyandyuni
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I think he is referring to the conflicting stories of Illegals seeking safety north of the border but Americans seeking value south of the border concurrently

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Immigration will be the reason Trump gets elected again. RINOs want cheap labor and Democrats want more poverty stricken government dependent voters.

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43 minutes ago, junkmart said:

Thanks. She let me know what she meant, that illegals are coming here, having "anchor children" that are USC who will end up voting. She has a problem with that (US born children of immigrants eventually voting for Democrats). So basically, democracy is her gripe.

A biased assessment could lead on to the same conclusion you drew, I think the gripe is the US citizen child with illegal immigrant parents, since they are not legally able to stay, who cares for the child? Or do you think releasing the family into the country is the proper response?

 

 

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Update, mid-November 2019.

 

Went back.  Again crossed driving on the first day and walking on the second.

Saw NO illegals.  Zero.  Zilch.  Nada.

Saw no CBP agents guarding gates midway across the river bridge.

 

Was able to ask what became of the Cubans who were lined up in May.

Two agents said, "They're in Brownsville (Texas)."

It wasn't specified whether they were being held in processing there or across in Matamoros.

 

I perceived a distinct "upbeat" mood from the CBP agents (they can easily be in foul temper).

They were even passing out informational flyers with promotional items (pens, stress balls).

Details later.

 

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2 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Update, mid-November 2019.

 

Went back.  Again crossed driving on the first day and walking on the second.

Saw NO illegals.  Zero.  Zilch.  Nada.

Saw no CBP agents guarding gates midway across the river bridge.

 

Was able to ask what became of the Cubans who were lined up in May.

Two agents said, "They're in Brownsville (Texas)."

It wasn't specified whether they were being held in processing there or across in Matamoros.

 

I perceived a distinct "upbeat" mood from the CBP agents (they can easily be in foul temper).

They were even passing out informational flyers with promotional items (pens, stress balls).

Details later.

 

Been awhile went across but I used to  often cross over in Laredo but stopped a couple years ago as it was getting to be a hassle and not worth it. I do have a neighbor that used to cross over where you do also stop a few years ago and start flying to Tucson and go in south of there at Nogales.

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