[Leep]

I am curious what do we do if the hoard decides not to stop but keeps going?

[ChildOfThe60s]

I am curious what do we do if the hoard decides not to stop but keeps going?

I'm pretty certain we are going to find out. I believe they will not stop short of real force.

[Leaning Right]

> I am curious what do we do if the hoard decides not to stop but keeps going? <

My guess: The caravan will head for a bridge. Then there will be chaos, and maybe a stampede. There will be some arrests, and many injuries if there’s a stampede. But most of them will get through, and spread out.

With as many people as this, it will be like trying to herd cats.

[PUGACHEV]

Going where and by what means? Like water, the caravan must take the path of least resistance. If denied trucks and busses, what’s left of the caravan must travel on foot. If denied acces to any border crossing but the Sonoran desert, that’s where the caravan must go. If there is no food or shelter but back in Mexico, then that’s the direction the caravan must turn. The military just needs to make those conditions happen, which can be done without lethal force.

Although, as far as I can tell, Mexico is allowing a foreign force to transit its territory in order to invade the U.S. How is that not an act of war? Mexico should set up camps well short of our border into which the caravan should be forced if it persists traveling north. Once the caravan understands that it’s heading for a camp in Chihuahua or Neovo Lauredo, and not the U.S., it will turn back.

[Windflier]

the hoard

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[mosaicwolf]

The military needs to seize and secure approximately 2 kilometers of Mexican territory right across the border and set up refugee camps there. Then have the UN administer the refugee camps. Does anyone think the Mexican military will defend their 2 kilometers of turf? I doubt it. It belongs to the cartels anyway and the Mexicans would love it if we killed them all.