[conservative98]

Mexico is learning.

[tinamina]

The pregnant woman was planning to have an anchor baby in the USA.

[faithhopecharity]

if Mexico doesn’t stop these invaders at Mexico’s southern border, USA will stop them at Mexico’s northern border....
and then Mexico gets the privilege of mobs of thousands of dangerous, “entitlement-demanding” invaders

its Mexico’s choice.

somehow, I think Mexico will make the smart choice

[donna]

Please, No asylum at all!

What American wants to live next door to any one them?

[ETCM]

“... we come in peace "... scuffles broke out and the migrants refused to board vehicles

Yeah, peace. As long as you help us and give us free stuff.

[Tennessee Nana]

What mother would risk the life of her unborn child by trekking hundreds of miles on foot ???

I watched a video yesterday which mentioned the illegal alien women have been giving birth to babies “on the side of the road” in Tijuana..I was suppose to be sympathetic...

That means they had planned to be on US soil in time to give birth to an anchor baby... gee Is President Trump guilty of ‘wrongful nationality’ ???

[JohnBrowdie]

stacking them up in Tijuana was a brilliant stroke. Mexico has leaned that there is a price for not securing its own southern border.

[LeoWindhorse]

Just say NO

[monkeyshine]

It is real simple and unfortunately Trump has not done the best job of explaining this. If we capitulate for any reason and let this caravan of 5,000 people to come into the USA, next week a caravan of 50,000 people will form. And then another caravan, and another.

It is really a shame that some American agitators are using the lives of these people to score political points. There is no way, outside of a few people with legitimate asylum claims, are going to be permitted entry en mass into the country. We have no choice but to turn them away. And yes that is a humanitarian tragedy. But we really have no other choice.

Not just what it means for the USA, but what it means for Central and South America. How does it help those countries in any way if they start emptying out by the tens or hundreds of thousands? It’s no good any way you slice it.

This perspective is woefully absent from much of the national (media) conversation. Trump is doing the right thing, but he is not doing that great a job explaining it.

[Lurker]

“fainted during the commotion and was taken for treatment at the Tapachula General Hospital.”

Wait till she gets the bill.

L

[gaijin]

20% of Mexico lives in the USA already.

25% of El Salvador does that also —already.

[gaijin]

Mexico - Guat border: 541 miles
USA - Mexi border: 1,954 miles

[EliRoom8]

Covering the rest of the headline:

Meanwhile, according to a report published late last night by The Washington Post, the Trump administration is preparing sweeping new measures that would force Central Americans who arrive at the border to wait in Mexico while their asylum claims are processed. United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memos obtained by The Post indicate that asylum seekers who cannot establish a “reasonable fear” of persecution in Mexico will not be allowed to enter the U.S. The plan called “Remain in Mexico” would represent a major departure from current screening procedures, which usually allow asylum seekers who establish a fear of returning to their country of origin to stay in the United States until they have the opportunity to plead their case before an immigration judge.

[Beagle8U]

“A pregnant Salvadoran woman, who had walked for five hours from the border to Metapa with her husband and two-year-old son, fainted during the commotion and was taken for treatment at the Tapachula General Hospital.”

Next time stay home in your own country...dumb ass!