by Allan Wall, Border Hawk, ©2024
(May 7, 2024) — As the hordes of foreigners continue to make their way to Biden’s America, mayhem and tragedy befall many of them while they are still in Mexico.
Here are four recent examples.
SEVERAL HUNDRED FOUND IN STOREHOUSE
In the state of Mexico, police discovered a group of over 200 abandoned non-Mexicans crowded into a storehouse, waiting to be taken to the U.S. border.
“In the storehouse 208 persons were located: 10 minors, 28 women and 170 men of Egypt, Cuba, India, Palestine, Nepal, Venezuela, Honduras, Guatemala, Ecuador, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran and the Dominican Republic,” Milenio reported.
MEXICANS COMPLAIN ABOUT ILLEGALS CAMPING IN THE STREETS
Even in Mexico, there are xenophobic people who don’t appreciate the benefits of diversity!
Tuxtla Gutierrez is a city in the state of Chiapas, which borders Guatemala. Some residents don’t want foreign illegal aliens camping in their streets, according to Mexican media.
“Inhabitants of the Lomas de Venado neighborhood in Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, request authorities to relocate the migrants, whom they say have been arriving and camping in the streets for weeks,” Milenio reported.
THREE SALVADORANS LEFT DEAD IN HIT AND RUN
In the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, on the Panamerican Highway, three Salvadorans passing through Mexico never made it to the U.S. because they were hit by a truck.
“Three Salvadoran migrants died and another foreigner was wounded after being hit by a trailer of a double tractor-trailer….the presumably responsible driver of the accident escaped without helping the affected,” Milenio reported.
The article explains why more migrants are walking along the highway: “The impossibility of advancing in a bus on their way to the northern border of Mexico obliges thousands of migrants to walk on the edge of the highway, risking, as in this occasion, their life.”
The “impossibility” mentioned in the piece could refer to the crackdown on migrants in Mexico. But the fact that “thousands” are walking on the road shows plenty are still getting through.
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