“They came to us, we didn’t go to them.”
I think some come here because NGOs from here agitate in Central America, urging migration.
These “caravans” cost millions, and I doubt it’s average Hondurans footing the bill.
So while it isn’t official USA policy to convince people to crash the border (with a lot of advice on how to use the rigged “refugee” and “asylum” regulations), it is people from the USA who stir things up, some of them with USA money.
Once they are here, we (the USA) pays several organizations multiple millions to settle and house migrants. Newly arrived Guatemalan farmers don’t hire buses to move from the border to Iowan towns, these helpful charities do it. I looked on fbo.gov a while back and saw that several orgs get paid to service migrants, it’s a multimillion dollar enterprise.
Cut off funding for the out-of-CONUS organizers and the in-CONUS service providers and, along with a wall, the number of migrants will drop once the profit is gone.
I have no reason to doubt you here.
Is it a stretch to say we are all being played like a grand piano?