Reports suggest a large group of around 3,000 people are heading to the US in hopes of entering the country illegally before the November presidential election. New York Post.
These people, soon to be entering the US illegally, are making the journey on foot in a rush to take advantage of the Biden administration’s open border policy, which is sure to be halted if former President Donald Trump wins the next election.
The newspaper reported that the group is made up of foreigners from 12 Latin American countries who are now on the long journey through Mexico to the U.S. southern border, where they hope to apply for asylum and be released into the U.S. interior.
“The Republican platform promises to launch the largest deportation campaign in the history of our nation.”
President Trump and his running mate, Ohio Senator J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), have made clear that under the Biden administration they plan to crack down on the current open border policy that has led to millions of people entering the country illegally.
“Evil Joe Biden is, by far, the worst president in the history of our country. He has done everything to destroy our country, from our southern border to our energy dominance, our national security and our international standing. He was annihilated in earth-shattering debates and now the corrupt radical Democratic Party is trying to throw him overboard,” Trump said in a recent statement. post On social media.
The Biden administration has touted efforts to establish more so-called legal entry pathways to allow more foreign nationals to enter the U.S. more quickly. As part of that effort, the administration launched Customs and Border Protection’s CBP One application, which allows individuals to make appointments to apply for asylum at ports of entry.
Miguel Salazar, 37, of El Salvador, Associated Press“They’re running the risk of being denied permission to (cross the border),” Salazar said. Most people heading to the U.S. want to secure an appointment through the CBP One app, which can only be booked once they arrive in Mexico City or one of Mexico’s northern states.
“Everybody wants to use that route,” he said.
The Associated Press reported that the caravan left the southern Mexican city of Ciudad Hidalgo on Sunday, with some participants telling the agency they had been staying there for weeks while they waited for permission to continue on to northern towns.
Oswaldo Reyna, a 55-year-old Cuban national traveling with the caravan, denied Trump’s comments that illegal immigrants were entering the US.
“We are not delinquents,” Raina insisted. “We are hardworking people who left the country to get ahead because we are suffering a lot of hardships back home.”
During his speech at the Republican National Convention last week, Trump stated“To keep our families safe, the Republican platform promises to launch the largest deportation operation in the history of our nation.”
“This invasion of our country, which is taking hundreds of thousands of lives every year, must end.” he Added“We want people to come to our country, but they have to come to our country legally.”
Recent Reports Associated Press He said Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador called Trump a “friend” and a “man of intellect and vision.” He also said he plans to send Trump a letter “to prove that immigrants are not bringing drugs into the United States” and that “closing the border does not solve anything, and in any case it is not possible.”
President Lopez Obrador argued that U.S. manufacturers, including automakers, “would not last a month if the border was closed.”
Lopez Obrador said attempts to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. “will mean, on average, an additional cost to Americans of between $15,000 and $20,000 per car sold.”
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