The migrant caravan resumed its march through Mexico on Wednesday as the country's officials warned that the total number of people now heading towards the US is close to 14,000.
On Wednesday morning, the main group of around 7,000 mostly Honduran migrants left Huixtla before the sun rose after spending a day there recuperating and honoring a man who died on Monday by falling from the back of a truck.
Today they will march 40 miles to the town of Mapastepec then they will rest there for the night. They are still 1,100 miles from the US-Mexico border.
At this rate of around 40 miles a day, it will take them another 25 days at least to get to the point on the Texan border which they are likely to attempt to cross.
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ReplyDeleteOh please send an earthquake, hurricane, surprise blizzard anything, do NOT let these people arrive at the border!
ReplyDeleteThe POTUS should be calling out the people with rakes and brooms and pitch forks torches blazing beating back the Zombie intruders. There are not enough WalMart and Chic- Fil-A jobs to go around and we have run out of surplus cheese. Let them swim to China I hear they are hiring.
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Watch your six America. You keep your focus totally on this caravan and an unsuspecting thing could hit either coast. Don't let it distract you from the other real threats in the world. Handle the boarder issue but don't let it consume your focus.
ReplyDeleteStart by example democrats and room them all in your homes and that goes for all you Hollywood bunch too that spews all this same crap since you all say you care so much
ReplyDeleteOh that's right I forgot not in my house
Hose them down and bombard them with tear gas.
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