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9-14-21
The illegal migrant from Guatemala, who had just run across patches of
scrub-land between Mexico and the USA, refused to give her name. She was
handed a plastic bag to stow her few belongings — hoop earrings, a
creased card with an image of the Virgin Mary. She was told to remove
the laces from her mud-caked sneakers. Laces and belts can be used as
weapons, or to commit suicide, and Border Patrol agents demand they be
removed as soon as people are caught.
Asked if she had traveled by herself to the border, the slight young
woman who appeared to be in her 20s replied boldly:
“I am not alone. God
is with me.”
8-4-21
The number of illegal immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border so far this fiscal year has hit a 10-year high,
with more than four months still to go in the fiscal year -- as the
Biden administration struggles to contain a continuing crisis at the
southern border.
The number of migrants
encountered at the border in May was more than 180,000, a massive spike
over the 23,000 encountered during the same month in 2020 -- and nearly
40,000 over the highest month of the 2019 border crisis, Customs and
Border Protection (CBP) announced this week.
USA Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn unfairly censored by Google.
5-22-21
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced last week it
encountered more than 178,000 migrants in April, a jump of over 900%
compared to April 2020. CBP encountered 178,622 migrants in April trying
to enter the U.S., a 3% increase over the 172,000 encountered the
previous month, which had been the highest number in 20 years.
George W. Bush said:
"What
you’re seeing is a border that reflects a broken system, and there
needs to be changes," he continued. "There need to be changes in work
visas, so people don’t have to sneak in to do work that needs to be done
in America; there need to be changes in the asylum system to be able to
adjudicate cases quickly."
5-11-21
Five abandoned migrant girls, all under the age of 7, were discovered Sunday by a Texas farmer on his land in Quemado, near the Rio Grande River.
Rep.
Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, spoke with the farmer who said he found the
"baby girls" hungry and crying. He said one was naked and was crawling
because she was too young to walk.
The farmer said it was very hot so he provided them shelter and gave
them some food before authorities arrived. He said he did not believe
they would have survived if he had not spotted them.
The incident
seemed to underscore the worsening situation along the southern
border. The farmer told Gonzales that he lived on the farm since 1946
and he never experienced such conditions.
Google is unfairly censoring Ted Cruz and this GotoTom Blog.
