Those who do not learn from history...
Posted on 04/02/2018 6:57:01 AM PDT by davikkm
Mexico is perpetrating a crime by helping 1,000 Hondurans march through the country to invade the United States. The immigrants are not Mexican citizens; therefore, Mexico has no legal basis to allow them to use their country to illegally cross into the US. I thought we had a good relationship with Mexico, but as President Trump said, “Mexico must help.”
President Trump gave a brief message on the crisis before attending Easter service:
https://youtu.be/buDd0Ha7LbE
He, also tweeted about the situation:
Trump made the comment that these immigrants are trying to take advantage of DACA. He said, “NO MORE DACA DEAL!”
(Excerpt) Read more at investmentwatchblog.com ...
Trump needs to make this the 2018 election issue ... it’s a winner for Trump !!!
Might be too late.
At least 70% of Americans, including Hispanics, hate illegal immigration. As well they should.
The Mexicans are part and parcel with this. Ordinarily they don’t permit invasions from Central American nations.
This would be considered an act of war. Last time we went to war with Mexico we took Texas New Mexico Arizona California etc.
So Mexico you have to ask yourself. Do you wish to lose millions more square miles of your nation?
Those who do not learn from history...
This invasion MUST be stopped.
Deny them entry by any means.
Once inside the country they will be in the quagmire of our court system and we will be stuck with them.
Mexico let them in, make them Mexico’s problem.
They must be denied entry to the US.
We need a 1000 mile security buffer zone, on the Mexico side. If they won’t do it themselves.
Immediately block any Mexican auto or other product from crossing the border.
They’ll get their attention, pronto !
Until Mexico puts on end to their policy of using the US as a dumping ground for their own undesirables, there should be no talk of any kind of compromise on DACA, nor should Mexico be exempt from the tariffs Trump has imposed on other countries.
Trump tweeted something about Mexico needing to stop them at the Northern border. I tweeted him back saying if they didn’t intend to let them all the way through, they would have stopped them at their Southern border.
5000 armed patriots ought to be down there waiting for them.
Mexico is perpetrating a crime>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Its not a crime....according to International Law it is an act of war ( act of aggression) .
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_integrity
Apparently Mexico is now calling PDJT’s bluff. This will not end well. Mexico thinks that PDJT is a paper tiger. That’s why this will not end well.
The USA does not need a UN sponsored refugee camp on its Southern Border, funded and armed by Muslim states.
Fromthe article:
” I thought we had a good relationship with Mexico...”
WRONG
Heck with that.
We should send A-10s and helicopter gunships to strafe and bomb the column, while F-16s take out bridges in front of them.
If the Mexican Air Force comes up to play, it should be wiped out - no mercy.
None of them should make to the US border alive.
Then we need to start talking regime change in Mexico.
Better still, tax all remittances send to Mexico at a rate of 50% until Mexico shows a genuine effort to curtail mass illegal immigration. Promise to reduce that to 20-25% if and when legitimate measures are taken. About 8% of Mexico's GDP is remittances sent from Mexican nationals and their families in the US - that rate is much higher for many Central American countries.
If this isn't acted on in the next 5-7 days (if we even have that much time), meet your new neighbors.
They don't when they think those invaders plan to squat in Mexico. When those invaders are en route to the US, it's a different story, because then they become our problem, not Mexico's.
It’s an Act of War.
It ought to be self-evident that DACA and any and all rewards of amnesty for illegal immigrants acts as an open invitation for future waves of illegal immigration. The pro-DACA hand-wringers know this, but expect their readers and listeners not to catch on.
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