Gov wanted migrant camp under the bridge cleared out by Friday night.

Now if this actually happened, which seems highly unlikely. Where did all these migrants go?

Local news had a clip on this morning, showed bridge area clear of people. I figure this to be a clip from before anyone showed up. Local news lies and promotes the lies of big corporate media.

Hard to tell if they say what their told to say. Or they want to spread the lies. Or they're just too stupid to think for themselves.

Probably all of the above.

They spread them throughout the country but made them promise to see immigration authorities. No vetting for criminality, terrorism or communicable diseases. The bridge was bad optics for them.

Border Patrol ran them all down with horses and whipped them back to Mexico.
There. I just beat CNN to the punch.

Sent them via bus all over the USA, they needed to get that story out of the limelight. There are 20,000 more on the way that are waiting to cross into columbia, I believe....cannot remember the exact country but I think it was columbia.

On the way to Dubuque, Iowa.

To roam the Wal Mart all night.

and crap in the isle's.

Had to make room for the next batch.

So far this year, Biden allowed in over 1.5 million, the same amount as the population of Dallas a reporter said.

"The Refugee Act of 1980, which established the asylum procedures for the United States, grants asylum on the basis of “persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.� If granted asylum, they are able to live in America with the proper papers, such as a green card and the ability to work. If not granted immediate asylum, they face a number of unsure fates.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services [CIS] defines the procedure for alternative decisions in asylum cases. Some applicants are given the answer of a recommended approval. In this case, asylum cannot be immediately granted based on an incomplete portion of the application process; security checks must ensure that the applicant does not pose a threat to the United States and health checks must prove the applicant does not have any contagious diseases such as tuberculosis, HIV, or AIDS

If the court or asylum officer finds that an applicant does not fulfill the before-mentioned asylum requirements, the application may be referred to an immigration court. In this situation, the applicant could be eligible for a stay in the United States for other reasons.

If found to not qualify for asylum or general immigration status, an applicant receives a notice of intent to deny. This decision is a last-chance ruling. The applicant then has 16 days to write the court with reasons why he or she feels deserving of asylum and presents new evidence that was not taken into account their last application process. These efforts may qualify the applicant for asylum.

If there is no new evidence, the applicant is given a final denial. This ruling, if the applicant is in the United States illegally, is followed by removal of the applicant from the United States."

The biggest number of asylum seekers ever processed by the government in a single year was 208,509 in 2017

Could be" Fake News"?

"Why is the US deporting asylum seekers?

While international law protects the right to seek asylum, public health ordinance Title 42, adopted by former President Donald Trump during the COVID-19 pandemic and continued Biden, allows for rapid expulsions without the opportunity to seek asylum.

Unaccompanied children and many families have been exempt, but on Friday, the administration said it would appeal a judge's ruling that ordered it from using Title 42 to expel migrant families.

The U.S. government has been unable to expel many migrant families because Mexican authorities have only agreed to accept expelled families from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, creating an opportunity for Haitians and other people of other nationalities.

Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a judge's order to reinstate a Trump-era policy requiring asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico while waiting for their U.S. immigration court hearings, but Mexico has not yet agreed to its terms. "

Well its easy to get them out of there. After the outstanding job of getting folks out of a tight spot they did in Afghanistan. Clearing that spot under the bridge is easy




For the ones that did not get the sarcasm........ it was meant with sarcasm

Wise old man told me one time: Brian, this country is too civilized anymore”

The definition of civilized may have been re-defined as of late.

Today, 9/25/21, there is an estimated 15,000 illegals in Juarez just across the Rio Grande from El Paso waiting to come into the USA.

Today, 9/25/21, there is an estimated 25,000 Haitians and Africans reportedly organizing in Columbia to head for the border.

These people have been gone from Haiti & Africa for the past 5 or 6 years just like the bunch that just came across at Del Rio from Brazil.
They are coming to this country for all the "freebie".

And how did they get from Brazil to Del Rio and those now in Columbia are not walking here. They are getting help from somewhere!

big tech has phone apps to help them, they are updated daily with what is needed to know for the whole trip....how they can avoid police, immigration, what to say, how to travel...etc.

Wouldn't it be nice if people would just fix their home countries and stay there?

Think he'll get it?

House-passed measure includes $6.3 billion for Afghan refugee resettlement, path to green cards
The White House has estimated that 95,000 Afghans will come to the U.S. in the next year.

Biden administration has removed just 2K of 30,000 migrants who surged border in Del Rio
Mayorkas said the migrants have now been cleared out from under the bridge.