Tens of thousands of migrants at border

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Tens of thousands of migrants gather at the southern border ahead of the “Remain-in-Mexico” restart

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Border Patrol sources say more than an estimated 60,000 migrants have amassed on the border, anticipating the restart to the “Remain in Mexico” act.


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Border Patrol sources told Fox News that as many as 60,000 migrants are massing on the Mexican side and intend to enter the U.S. in the coming days, knowing that the Biden administration intends to re-implement the Trump-era policy next month. Due to the order from a federal judge that the Supreme Court upheld. 

The first wave of migrants coming across La Joya, Texas, were predominantly from Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala, some of the most dangerous and crime-ridden countries in South America.


“Remain in Mexico,” formally called the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), was established and expanded in 2019 by the Trump administration and involved sending migrants back to Mexico rather than being released into the U.S.

The battle of MPP comes as government sources reveal that in Fiscal Year 2021, a new record was set for apprehensions at the border, with 1.7 million encountered, with 132,000 of those being unaccompanied children.

With the Biden Administration thankfully taking into account the massive amounts of success the Trump Administration, the “Remain in Mexico” act will be restarted and hopefully provide some much-needed light on the migrants already at the border. 


Until then, DHS anticipates being in a position to re-implement MPP by mid-November, dependent on decisions made by Mexico to address the massive amount of migrants at the border.


https://patriotsrevolt.com/2021/10/22/tens-of-thousands-of-migrants-gather-at-the-southern-border-ahead-of-the-remain-in-mexico-restart/






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