On Thursday, May 11, the pandemic-era Title 42 public health order will lift as the COVID-19 national public health emergency is ending.
When the Title 42 order lifts, the United States will be strengthening its enforcement of long-standing Title 8 immigration authorities to expeditiously process and remove individuals who arrive at the US border unlawfully and do not have a legal basis to remain.
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Border Patrol agents conduct a training exercise at the San Ysidro Port of Entry in California.
What is Title 42?
Title 42 is a public health order imposed in March 2020, when former President Trump declared a national health emergency regarding the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The order was designed to provide border authorities the ability to immediately return migrants to their departing countries and/or countries of origin in order to reduce the possible spread of the virus. "Suspension of entries and imports from designated places to prevent the spread of communicable diseases." lists the official Title 42 code. Title 42 expulsions are removals by the U.S. government of persons who have recently been in a country where a communicable disease was present. Expulsions under Title 42 are not based on immigration status and are tracked separately from immigration.
Under the policy, authorities have expelled migrants at the US-Mexico border more than 2.8 million times since the policy began, according to US Customs and Border Protection data.
Under the policy, authorities have expelled migrants at the US-Mexico border more than 2.8 million times since the policy began, according to US Customs and Border Protection data.
It was often cited, as other pandemic-era restrictions were lifted or lessened as an excuse to tighten border security and deny migrants asylum and not have to detain illegal immigrants in the United States. This was often used by the Democratic party to attack conservative Republican policies. However, the order has remained in place, throughout the Biden administration, until now.
"In the absence of other relevant developments, the end of the public health emergency will end with Title 42", stated the document presented before the US Supreme Court, which is hearing lawsuits from several states seeking to maintain the immigration restriction.
It is widely believed that an influx of migrants will occur across the Southern border as the order is suspended. The suspension of Title 42 also has great implications for those seeking asylum. Mexico has agreed to receive at least 30,000 migrants expelled from the United States every month in exchange for a program to grant work visas and encourage orderly migration.
A group of migrant asylum seekers represented by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had sued the US Federal Government over the policy, arguing that expulsions to Mexico exposed them to serious harm, such as kidnapping or assault.
In that case, US District Judge Emmet Sullivan in Washington, DC, ruled in September 2022 that Title 42 was illegal. The judge, appointed by former Democratic President Bill Clinton, said the federal government failed to show that the risk of migrants spreading COVID-19 was "a real problem."
"In the absence of other relevant developments, the end of the public health emergency will end with Title 42", stated the document presented before the US Supreme Court, which is hearing lawsuits from several states seeking to maintain the immigration restriction.
It is widely believed that an influx of migrants will occur across the Southern border as the order is suspended. The suspension of Title 42 also has great implications for those seeking asylum. Mexico has agreed to receive at least 30,000 migrants expelled from the United States every month in exchange for a program to grant work visas and encourage orderly migration.
A group of migrant asylum seekers represented by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had sued the US Federal Government over the policy, arguing that expulsions to Mexico exposed them to serious harm, such as kidnapping or assault.
In that case, US District Judge Emmet Sullivan in Washington, DC, ruled in September 2022 that Title 42 was illegal. The judge, appointed by former Democratic President Bill Clinton, said the federal government failed to show that the risk of migrants spreading COVID-19 was "a real problem."
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Border Preparations
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US Border Patrol agents apprehended a record 2.2 million migrants at the Southwest border in the fiscal year 2022, which ended Sept. 30 of this year. About half of those arrested were quickly removed under the Title 42 policy.
Mayorkas stressed that the personnel of the Department of Homeland Security, the facilities, and the communities on the border are "under incredible pressure" and predicted that the plan launched by the government will yield results, but that it will take time. Mayorkas complained that human smugglers are spreading "false information" that the US-Mexico border will be open after May 11.
Mayorkas stressed that the personnel of the Department of Homeland Security, the facilities, and the communities on the border are "under incredible pressure" and predicted that the plan launched by the government will yield results, but that it will take time. Mayorkas complained that human smugglers are spreading "false information" that the US-Mexico border will be open after May 11.
Concern over Title 42’s end isn’t limited to border states. The issue has become a lightning rod nationally, particularly in cities that have in recent months become the targets for Republican governors and officials in Southern states sending buses of migrants elsewhere.
New York Mayor Eric Adams has been vocal in his calls for more aid, saying the migrant arrivals in his city and others in the Northeast should be handled by the federal government. The financial burden, he said recently, is also taking a toll on the city, which on Friday was awarded $30.5 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency in humanitarian aid – a fraction of the $350 million the city asked for.
New York Mayor Eric Adams has been vocal in his calls for more aid, saying the migrant arrivals in his city and others in the Northeast should be handled by the federal government. The financial burden, he said recently, is also taking a toll on the city, which on Friday was awarded $30.5 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency in humanitarian aid – a fraction of the $350 million the city asked for.
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Announcement from the US State Department
Today, as part of the comprehensive, multi-agency, multi-country plan to prepare for the return to processing migrants under Title 8 authorities, the Administration is announcing additional sweeping measures, including Opening the First Regional Processing Centers to Direct Individuals to Lawful Pathways.
The State Department plans to eventually open about 100 regional processing centers at key locations in the Western Hemisphere, and in the coming days will launch an online platform for individuals to make appointments to arrive at a center near them.
Over 140 Federal personnel, including from DHS and State, and personnel from the International Organization on Migration and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees are being deployed to support these brick-and-mortar centers, which will serve to direct migrants to lawful pathways early in their journey and well before reaching the southwest border. Personnel at Regional Processing Centers will screen individuals for eligibility for U.S. refugee resettlement or other lawful pathways to the United States, Canada, and Spain.
This week CBP opened two new holding facilities, and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is increasing its bed capacity to prepare for a potential increase in unaccompanied children. DHS also launched targeted enforcement operations in high-priority regions along the border, including El Paso, Texas, to quickly process migrants and place them in removal proceedings. DHS last week also announced over $250 million in additional assistance for communities receiving migrants. Expanding CBP holding capacity by more than 50%. Dramatically scaling up the number of weekly removal flights, with the number of flights doubling or tripling for some countries.
DHS and DOJ will be issuing a final rule to encourage individuals to use those lawful pathways instead of seeking to enter the United States between ports of entry without prior authorization along the southwest border [illegal immigration]. Subjecting individuals to expedited removal and imposing consequences for migrants who fail to use lawful pathways, including a 5-year ban on reentry and presumption of ineligibility under a new regulation.
Smugglers have stepped up their efforts to falsely claim the border is open in order to profit off vulnerable migrants. In response, the Department of State and DHS are stepping up their efforts to counter this misinformation, including by launching additional digital advertising campaigns in Central and South America, and in the Caribbean.
The White House reaffirmed that the US will continue to return irregular migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, to Mexican territory, but now under the designation of "deportations", under Title 8 of US immigration laws. The US will also be securing repatriation agreements from countries in the Western Hemisphere, including diplomatic efforts with Mexico to quickly remove individuals who cannot be returned to their countries of origin.
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Additional Resources to Manage Increased Encounters
To humanely manage increased encounters, CBP and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are:
- Expanding detention capacity by more than 50%
- Ramping up removal flights
- Shift agents and officers to high-priority regions along the Southwest border
- $250 million in additional assistance to communities receiving migrants
- Requesting Congress to update our immigration laws
- Requesting from Congress the full $4.9 billion for border security and management
- Asylum officers to expedite processing times from months to days for recent border crossers
- Holding Credible Fear Interviews for certain populations earlier on in the process to enable DHS to quickly remove those who don’t have a legal basis to remain
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| Migrants cross the Rio Grande from Matamoros on May 10. |
Issuing New Rules to Encourage Migrants to Use Lawful Pathways
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CBP One App
Expanding Access to the CBP One App. DHS will transition the CBP One App to a new appointment scheduling system on May 10, in order to enable improved access to this orderly process for seeking asylum in the United States.Under the new system, noncitizens will have additional time to request appointments and, if allocated an appointment, will have additional time to confirm that appointment. When allocating appointments, CBP will work to prioritize noncitizens who have waited the longest. This change will give noncitizens more time to navigate the appointment scheduling app, and therefore help ensure that noncitizens with limited connectivity have meaningful opportunities to schedule appointments to present themselves at southwest border ports. In addition, CBP will also increase the number of available appointments available each day.
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| Members of the Texas National Guard are deployed to an area of high migrant crossings along the US-Mexico border in Brownsville, Texas, on May 10. |
Troops Deployed to Support Border Patrol
Deploying First Group of Additional Troops to Support Border Patrol. The initial 550 U.S. military personnel will be in place Wednesday, starting in El Paso, Texas to begin supporting U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at the southwest border. The remaining 1,000 troops will be announced soon and will include Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force personnel.
They will join the 2,500 National Guard troops already supporting CBP at the border. These additional troops will provide administrative support at CBP facilities, including data entry, warehousing assistance, and augmenting CBP surveillance and detection activities so that CBP agents and officers can get out in the field to secure and humanely manage the border.
Democrat Bob Menéndez, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, criticized the sending of 1,500 military personnel to help Border Patrol, calling it "unacceptable" and that it only furthers the misconception that migrants are a threat.
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Asylum Seekers
Individuals who cross into the United States at the Southwest border without authorization or without having used a lawful pathway, and without having scheduled a time to arrive at a port of entry, will be presumed ineligible for asylum, absent an applicable exception. Should a migrant be entering the United States via a different country than their country of origin, and without applying for asylum in that country first, they will also be presumed ineligible to request asylum in the United States.
However, earlier, the Biden administration did increase eligibility for those seeking asylum from certain countries by accepting up to 30,000 individuals per month from Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Haiti as part of the expanded parole processes.
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Repatriation & Deportation Diplomacy
Mexico and the United States will be redoubling their development efforts that focus on people-to-people support and stepping up joint Mexico-United States enforcement actions to counter-human smugglers and traffickers that are exploiting migrants.
“I spent about an hour with the Mexican president today, we are doing everything we can, the answer remains to be seen. We have overwhelming cooperation from Mexico, we're also in the process of setting up offices in Colombia and other places where you or someone looking for [permission] can go first. But it remains to be seen, it's going to be chaotic for a while," Biden emphasized.
According to López Obrador through his Twitter account. “We reaffirm our commitment to continue working together on issues such as migration with a humanist dimension”, he assured. “Drug and arms trafficking and, above all, in cooperation for the well-being of the poorest peoples of our continent. We are good neighbors and friends," added the Mexican president.
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Biden's Call with AMLO
During a press conference, US President Joe Biden pointed out that they were receiving "overwhelming" support from Mexico. Likewise, he recalled that on May 9, 2023, he spoke for about an hour, with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, regarding the issue and others including drug trafficking.“I spent about an hour with the Mexican president today, we are doing everything we can, the answer remains to be seen. We have overwhelming cooperation from Mexico, we're also in the process of setting up offices in Colombia and other places where you or someone looking for [permission] can go first. But it remains to be seen, it's going to be chaotic for a while," Biden emphasized.
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| Mexican National Guard troops at the US/Mexico border wall. |
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Why does Mexico allow non-Mexicans at their border with the U.S?
ReplyDeleteCheap labor for Mexico
DeleteMexico knows where they are headed, it's only temporary, and like the herd animals crossing the river in Africa, many get picked off by the predators along the way, making more than a few richer in the process. The hypocrisy concerning the upholding of the rule of law is blatant. Just two leftists getting together discussing how to reach the goal of transforming the hemisphere to the disadvantage to citizens of both countries.
DeleteEveryone in the world 🌍. Wants the American dream, be it cross through jungles, cartel infested towns in Mexico. Some will make it in smoothly, and some will suffer. Many countries suffering turmoil, Venezuelans, Ukrainians are in front of the line for asylum. I here the others have to wait a longer time.
DeleteWhy doesn’t Mexico protects it borders?
DeleteAt 815, have you ever been caught in Mexico having overstayed your tourist visa? It's no joke, one gets deported.
Deletenote to holders of expired tourist cards:
Deleteby Mexican law, ONLY federal agents can inquire about your immigration status..
don't let some municipal cops, hungry for a handout, bluff you..
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6:42 Not anymore... Just want a higher income for their families and the only country where they can work with no papers is the US... Sadly "american dream" doesnt even exists for americans anymore. Too much karens, happy trigger racists cops, random school / public shootings, EXPENSIVE health care and education, drug abusers everywhere, and the list goes on... You probably dont know other countries, thats why.
DeleteIn CDMX and Cancun is a common thing to deport them.
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DeleteThose that want to claim asylum, have to have a sponsor to live with and get the support to live in America. If they don't have it, then it's a high probability that they get deported.
USA can't fix other countries problems, I don't even want to turn on the news, the borders are filled with people wanting to cross over. My parents had to save up, to get a Green Card to live in the US.
@2:11 … Marcelo Ebrard, siguiendo órdenes del presidente López Obrador, firmó el pacto mundial migratorio de la ONU, el 10 de diciembre de 2018 que tuvo lugar en Marrakech, Marruecos.
Delete1:22 But definitely can fix how they handle their immigration policies, laws or any other that applies.... How about copying Canada, no need to build walls.
DeleteIf illegal in canadian soil, no one is hiring you (I know VERY few will but taking the risk), no access to driver license/ID, no one is renting you an apartment, no cell phone, no insurance, no school for kids, no healthcare, and most importantly, no spending billions on useless deportation programs....
In the US theres no other complication to be hired than showing up and do the job. Thats amazingly attractive for lots of people.
Dont blame other countries for the advantages of cheap labor for the US economy.
Simply: Make illegal to hire illegals and boom.... Thats how you fix it and how must (by not saying all) countries handle this.
Once Jorge Ramos, that comes out in Univision said he is in favor of illegals coming to USA. The person told him, how families can he sponsor and live in his mansion in Miami, all of the sudden, he became deft and could not spill out a word.
Delete@122 oh shut up your grandparents came here 60 years ago with the bracero program or got the Reagan person 40 years ago
Delete8:17 people are free to comment, frees speech telling that writer to shut up makes you look like a fool.
DeleteBetter yet, you should read up on the Bracero Program more, after the US was fulfilled with that program, they made everyone go back to Mexico.
Those that did not go willingly were outright deported. Now son have a great evening.
9:40 my parents came here in the 1960s because my grandfathers(braceros) brought them all over here legally at the time because it was a lot easier back then! So I’m not aware of braceros getting deported! Yes braceros in the 1950s would come and go from méxico to visit their families and back then they could get all of their kids under 18 years old green cards easily but a lot of them chose to raise their families in méxico at that time due to higher quality of life in méxico at that time! A lot of others came years after undocumented and in the 1980s they caught their break with the Reagan pardon!
Delete2:44 Jorge Ramos can be very contradictory. Best thing for everyone would be a definitive immigration process... They keep making mild changes administration after administration. Meanwhile immigrants still arriving incentivized on how easy is to get hired and get US dollars.
Delete2:28 How many people live in Canada? How much of the land is hospitable to live in year round?
Delete3:48 Not about space, but laws and public services.
Delete3:48 39 million and change in Canada and 90% reside close to the US northern border.Interestingly yesterday I was at a construction site there and ran into about 5 Mexicans all from Culiacan that didn't speak a word of English along with Ukranians.I asked them in Spanish how long they had been in Canada,2 years and asked them if they had to go back in the winter like agriculture.They said no they stay and I asked if it was difficult to get into Canada.They said no.I'm thinking not anymore as baby boomers are retiring,there is a housing shortage as Canada let in one million immigrants last year and a labour shortage.I gather maybe similar in US but they are not as open to immigration as they already have over 300 million ppl.
DeleteThis is some purge shit
ReplyDeleteI’m affected by all this. It’s been many years now and this things are not helping.
ReplyDeleteWhy are you getting affected?
Delete11:50 because some conservative told him what to think.
Delete4:57 some liberal democrap told you what to think.
Delete11:50 that’s what Fox News told him
Delete5:12 that’s what CNN told you
DeleteEsque también son un chingo de los que están viniendo. Tampoco no se pasen lanza.
ReplyDeleteNot trying to be stupid or anything but bro some of these people are wild, like raise in the Sierra type. I’m a janitor in a middle school and we started to see more and more Central American kids and I’m not lying , these kids act wild, some don’t even speak Spanish. Back in the day we used to see Mexicans kids that barely came from mexico and they’re calm, quiet completely different then Central Americans kids.
ReplyDeleteYa son un chingo muy apenas nos quieren a nosotros los Mexicanos y ahora estos camaradas. No chinguen tampoco no hay para todos no manchen. Ya llego a su capacidad esta madre
ReplyDeleteNot even funny anymore, I live in the border and have to work in the U.S everyday and some times I can’t even make it , with all these people just here making my waiting time longer Nomas cagando el palo. Smh
ReplyDeletePs pague renta en USA y se ahorra que le caguen su palo.
Delete@11:58 con lo que cuesta rentar por un cuarto en California puedo rentar una casa entera aquí en mexico jaja ni madres.
Delete12:13 Pues sin llorarla entonces... ellos tambien pretenden hacer lo mismo que tu, aprovechar la paga en dolares y dar para su familia. Igualito que tu.
Delete@12:26 no se trata de llorar , se trata que sus acciones nos madrea a nosotros de este lado del muro , les vale madre qué hay gente que realmente quiere trabajar , estudiar , pero por sus escándalo que hacen uno tiene que esperar o asta perder días.
Delete1:01 La gente que trabaja en USA y vive en Mexico tambien.... hacen mas largas las lineas y en cuestion de impuestos pues.... Y ellos si pretenden vivir y trabajar en USA. Si no quiere llorar por los waiting times... pay rent and bills in the US. By not saying local taxes to support schools, parks and whatever they use that local budget.
DeletePor codo por tacaño te pasa eso! Deja de llorar!
Delete@1213 pero no dijo que vive en la frontera con California! Texas y Arizona es mas barato que méxico jaja
Delete@101, 1147 eso les pasa por pensar que se puede vivir the best of both worlds sin ninguna inconveniencia y por sus experiencias ya se dieron cuenta que no se puede, Nimodo
Delete212 pagan a los impuestos gabachos cuando cruzan a usa ir de compras en la Walmart sales tax y si trabajan en usa tmb pagan income tax
Delete1:04 Las escuelas publicas de los distritos en una ciudad obtienen sus recursos de los impuestos a la propiedad. Es decir, los que radican en una ciudad, pagaran impuestos a su ciudad, de donde sale presupuesto para las escuelas publicas, parques comunitarios, y distintas obras administradas por los distritos y municipio. Estado y Federacion quedan a cargo de otros asuntos.
Delete@144 San Diego, y también en San Luis y Yuma Arizona en in Walmart por ejemplo los sales tax son más de 10 % y si vez el breakdown la mitad es para el estado y la otra mitad es para la Cuidad y el condado etc, igual cuando esa gente consumen y compran de negocios en esas zonas, los dueños de las propiedades de esos negocios pagan property tax! Entonces el consumer si viene de méxico o de donde sea está contribuyendo indirectamente al local budget!
Delete2:43 Para nada. Los distritos escolares obtienen presupuesto en funcion de los impuestos de propiedad de la zona en que esten ubicados. Los ingresos estatales y federales son fijos, pero los que hacen la diferencia son lo que se percibe en los condados, es por ello que las escuelas en zona rica reciben mas recursos a comparacion a las escuelas en zonas de bajos ingresos.
DeleteEl aporte estatal y federal es fijo, por lo general por alumno. El ingreso del municipio es segun lo que se aporte en la zona, y es el que marca la diferencia.
DeleteAsi es, efectivamente y esos escuelas reciben fondos del estatal y federal también y cuando los padres o el padre pagan federal income tax contribuyen algo al local school district
DeleteAnd what’s wrong with kids that are living in México to cross over to attend public schools? Those kids are US citizens! They’re entitled to attend their closest public school! Stop hating raza! If you don’t like it then throw your kids in private school or move to a school district far away from a border town! Those kids are learning the values of hard work and sacrifice! Having to wake up early to cross the line everyday and do all that walking! They’re gonna grow up to become productive members of society with a great work ethic and character!
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Delete"cross the line everyday and do all that walking"
Yeah, that's all well and good, but nobody likes a chapulin, somebody trying to cut in line..
I've seen kids with fake casts on their legs, hoping to gain the sympathy vote and be invited to cut in..
Hot chicks, for some reason, always are the most successful at talking their way to the front of the pack, jaja..
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6:57 Nothing wrong, but is not fair for those who are paying bills in the US, regardless of status... For every child living in Mexico some $ will not be received for their schools. Thats why schools near to borders or poor sides receive MUCH less budget than others where local property taxes are higher.
DeleteIf you live in Mexico and work in the US, you are on the same line as immigrants, they are trying to do the same. Have a extra $.
1257, Chula Vista, San Ysidro, Otay Mesa, San Diego Public Schools by the Tijuana border have excellent public schools and properties are expensive and property taxes are high in those areas! But that’s because California public schools are excellent! And blue states have better schools than red states! School districts on the Texas and Arizona borders suck not because of the American kids that live in Mexico (no fault of their own, parents choice) attending those schools, they suck because Arizona and Texas are cheap low income states with low property values and therefore low property taxes contributing to the local budget! And education systems tend to be low ranking in red states such as Arizona and Texas!
Delete6:57 Going to public school while living in Mexico isnt learning values, but being advantageous... just like declaring as dependents kids you dont support, just like many other practices.... Get a descent job, pay your bills and your taxes, thats the way to go....
Delete1:26 mr self righteous here with a false sense of morals! Write to your local congressman!
Delete1:26 we live in a globalist multi National world! Those kids are gonna grow up with cultural awareness, excellent bilingual writing, reading and speaking skills etc! They’re gonna be more successful than these other kids that grow up in the suburbs all tapados and only know how to speak one language! I guarantee you these kids won’t be fentanyl addicts (drain to the system) like these suburb teenagers are nowadays! So sad! But no people are selfish and hate on kids trying to achieve a descent American education!
Delete126 We live in a global, multi national economy! Those kids are being raised and exposed to a excellent level of cultural awareness! And will get first dibs at career and higher learning opportunities! Let’s keep it real, being bilingual is gonna be more and more of a requirement for good jobs and even entry level jobs!
Delete637 chapulines? Hot Chicks cutting line? I don’t understand your analogy! Please elaborate how that compares to kids going to school!
DeletePeople that are us citizens in border towns are free to send their kids wherever they like in méxico or USA side of the fence! If they’re willing to sacrifice and take their kids to school early or have a niñera babysitter cross them that’s great! Y si no quieren batallar and they can afford it, they can put their kids in private schools on the Mexican side, that’s great also! To each their own! All parents do the best they can for their kids! Nothing wrong with trying to give their kids the best opportunities available to them! Regardless of bitter stingy selfish taxpayers opinions!
DeleteOpinions are like assholes! Everybody has one and they all stink! 🤣😂
DeleteEstos camaradas nomas se la pasan gritando y les dijo “ calmados “ y se encabronan más jaja. Saludos de Mexicali
ReplyDeleteI frequently travel to the border to visit my family and enjoy and I occasionally get people telling me to help them out and I occasionally give them money but some want me to buy they’re whole meal lol
ReplyDelete12:01 If you go to ANY downtown area on any city in the US, youll learn about people asking for money... specially for drugs, but food too...
DeleteI just hope that Americans see the difference between Mexicans, central , and South Americas lol. They think that just because one speaks Spanish they’re automatically Mexicans. Learn your accents ! Lol
ReplyDeleteIn Florida there learning now.... construction sites and agriculture fields are now empty.
DeleteCentral Americans and South Americans will not do field work or hard work ,Americans are about to find out hehehe 😉
Delete2:24 Are you God, how do you know, have you went through the hardship, they are going through?
DeleteI'm sure their hardships are terrible, and I must walk a mile in their moccasins before I can judge them, but if they make it up to the states, they'd best be ready to start working on day one.
DeleteNote to potential immigrants:
For somebody starting out in the states, one job isn't enough, gotta have a second job, also make time for free nightschool.
You can sleep when you're dead..
you won't have to learn how to say siesta in English, because a siesta won't be part of your day.
Also worthy to note, an hour in the states is 60 minutes punto..
There's no "mexican time", jaja
granja suerte a los todos..
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5:56 well in Mexico they didn’t want to work they would rather beg for pesos all day at the stop light and you refused they cursed at you
DeleteCentroamericanos don’t even like the food given to them by Mexicans
Delete9:05 how do you know? Someone making the trek, from far away will get hundry and settle for any type of food, weather Chinese, Russian, Indian or Mexican food.
DeleteThe American continent is made up of 35 countries, IMAGINE thinking only the United States is the only country in America. Anyone from down south all the way up north are Americans...
DeleteThe United States "OF" America aka American Continent.
yeah, that's true, but the mexicans I know, if I try to explain to them that they are americans, they will get angry at me and say many bad mexican curse words..
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DeleteWhose bright idea was it to name the hemisphere after a fucking Italian, anyways?..
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1211 who cares what white Americans think! I don’t seek they’re approval! I really don’t care how ignorant or how informed they are!
Delete210 I think Florida just passed a law that somebody can go to prison if they hire an undocumented immigrant
Delete6:44 is she triggered 🤣
Delete9:02 Probably youll find more people asking for a dollar or two in the US than people asking for $ in Mexico.
Delete12:49 I’m talking about migrants that are arriving to Mexico they don’t want to work and they would rather beg for pesos I’m not talking about Mexicans… and they cursed at you if you refused to give
DeleteInmigrantes malagradecidos
ReplyDelete“Days gone” type of stuff
ReplyDeleteBiden warns that the border will be chaotic for a while???? Is that a joke joe? The border HAS been chaotic for a long while. And joe you have had two years to prepare for the end of title 42? Dam son…
ReplyDeleteI have a hangover, I need some Orange juice
DeleteVe al OXXO cómprate una Maruchan de pollo, un caguamon y una paracetamol y deja de quejarte.
DeleteI saw the 10 pm News......
ReplyDelete83,000 made it in for asylum appointments.
Borders in Texas have put wires and telling people to go back. They wasted their time.
Chinese are the ones to worry about, everything else is collateral damage
ReplyDeleteToday it took me 6hrs to cross the border from Tijuana to San Diego because they only had two lanes open to stop the migrants from force entry.
ReplyDelete1029 it’s taken me over 8 hours to cross from TJ to SD on the end of a Fourth of July weekend! Pre covid! No migrant crisis at that time!
ReplyDelete1029 damn that sucks! I wonder if Otay was bad also!
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ReplyDeleteEven before this latest crises, it was a complete joke en la fila de peatones, San ysidro..
22 pedestrian lanes, just a few of them staffed, lotsa cops standing around drinking coffee..
A fucking disgrace..
If you don't have a squeaky clean criminal record to apply for a SENTRI card, you're screwed..
Some years back, the border cops were mad at Obama and slowed the walking lanes way down to protest..
Tijuas/SanYsidro around Christmas?
Better bring a book or deck of cards, it's gonna take a minute..
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