The Trump administration this week added a new location to a Department of Homeland Security program that turns away asylum seekers who arrive at official crossing points at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) was implemented Monday in a new location — Eagle Pass, Texas — where Central American families, as well as Congolese, Angolans, and Haitians, have constituted the largest groups of asylum seekers arriving over the past six months.
It is the sixth crossing point, or port of entry, on the southern border where DHS has opted to turn away people since implementing its “Remain in Mexico” policy in January. Other border crossings already returning migrants to Mexico are San Diego, California; Calexico, California; El Paso, Texas; Laredo, Texas; and Brownsville, Texas.
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Keep ALL there and let Mexico Pay for it !!!!
ReplyDeleteMake Democrats pay back to OUR Govt ALL the 23 Billion+
the current Illegals HERE have cost American taxpayers !!!!!
Whoever crosses our borders should Simply be turned
right Back Around to the Mexico side > NOT our Problem !!!
Demon-crats let them in / make THEM pay for all the costs !
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