Hundreds of militarized Mexican police officers were standing guard Tuesday at the border between Piedras Negras, Coahuila, and Eagle Pass, Texas, to prevent nearly 2,000 Central American migrants from illegally crossing into the U.S.
Buses dropped off the migrants in Piedras Negras, a city of around 250,000 residents, late Monday. By Tuesday morning, federal police in full military gear were lined up in two long parallel rows outside of the facility to keep them from leaving the country, according to tweets from Mexican officials.
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Yeah SURE Mexico . TRUMP REMOVE THERE YEARLY $$$$$
ReplyDeleteYeah right, thats why they are helping bus 1000’s of them to the Texas border.
ReplyDeleteThe Coahuila State government brought them there, The Federales are stopping them. It’s like Florida pulling a stunt and Washington shuts it down.
DeleteIt's THEIR, stupid. Learn English!
ReplyDelete7:02 I'm sure that makes you feel big. Bless you, you are so much smarter then us or is it than? You seemed to know what the writer meant so keep a lid on it. We don't need to read about your (not you're) superiority.
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