Two bodies found near floating Rio Grande barrier, Mexico says

The Hill ^ | August 3, 2023 | Sarah Fortinsky

[grobdriver]

Like the joke - it’s a good start.

[traditional2]

Well.........it’s a start..........

[antidemoncrat]

I’m sure the Lame Street Media will make a big story ot of this and conveniently forget about: “The number of migrant deaths in 2021 was 650, a stark reminder of the human cost of US immigration policies”
... not to mention the number killed in 2022 and 2023.

[zeugma]

Excellent. The US doesn’t need any more illiterate (in any language) peasants.

[DiogenesLamp]

You say “cartels”. I say “agents of the US government”. I’m not always sure there is any real distinction between these concepts. But, yeah: “those guys”.

What was that collaborative gun running effort by the US government to the Mexican drug cartels?

So yeah. Same crew.

[Charles Martel]

I’d say that there is a non-negligible chance that agents of the US government scrounged up 2 bodies, transported them to this location and dumped them in the river so that the media could imply that “the barrier killed them”.

Yep, I see that as a high probability. It's hard to explain drowned people right next to buoys that *float*.

[null and void]

That’s not even a Cartel lunch hour death toll.

[RetiredTexasVet]

By omission, they tried to insinuate that they drowned because of the barrier which is not true. The drowned farther up and the barrier provided a useful mechanism to trap the bodies so the Mexican Authorities could recoup their property.

[Texas resident]

You nailed it. Never forget, the dims and most of DC and the cartels are working side by side.

[Pennsyltucky Boy]

Drowned in Mexico, while trying to leave Mexico, while being trafficked by Mexican cartels, under Mexican border policy…
Yeah, let’s blame it on Texans!