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Texas Holds Up Truck Traffic to Change Mexico’s Migration Politics
Breitbart ^ | 9 Apr 2022 | NEIL MUNRO

Posted on 04/09/2022 5:38:42 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum

Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) is choking truck traffic across the U.S.-Mexico border to get Mexico’s government to help block the migrant flood invited by President Joe Biden’s border chief, says Todd Bensman, a Texas-based expert at the Center for Immigration Studies.

“If Texas wants to back those trucks up severely, they can do it as much as they want,” Bensman told Breitbart News.

The point is to get governors and mayors in northern Mexico where the maquiladoras [oursourced U .S outsourcing factories] are, to start complaining to [Mexican President Andrés Manuel López] Obrador, and Obrador is then going to complain to the American ambassador. Then it’s going to go to the State Department, and then Biden is going to have to do something.

Bensman posted a video of the resulting cross-border traffic jams on Friday afternoon


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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Mexico; US: Texas
KEYWORDS: aliens; border; dps; traffic
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21 posted on 04/10/2022 6:11:15 AM PDT by deport
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

Thank you Texas


22 posted on 04/10/2022 10:27:36 AM PDT by Vaduz ( )
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