July 06, 2025
Mexican Border Camps Empty
Timothy Birdnow
Here is an interesting story; Mexico builta bunch of refugee shelters along the border and they are almost entirely empty, despite the massive deportations from the Trump Administration.
What I find interesting about this story is what is left unsaid; Mexico built these shelters along the border. Why? They thought Trump would do what everyone always has, put these people just over the border. And Mexico wanted to provide them with a comfortable place to wait a bit, a staging ground for a re-entry into the United States.
In other words these camps were nothing but sanctuaries for an invasive enemy.
The article states:
So just enforcing the law ended the mass caravans and whatnot. Isn't that precisely what we wanted?
And the article acts as if this is a bad thing. It also suggests the people in the interior "have been here for years". If by years you mean they came at some point in the Biden Administration I would agree. But they are suggesting these are long-term residents who are being hunted and thrown out. That is a subtle lie.
Of course this is the Washington Post. And they simultaneously cheerlead the defense of illegals, working to stop deportations, while at the same time are accusing Trump of failure for not kicking them out faster. The hypocrisy is astounding (but did we expect anything else?)
The reality is a lot of illegals are self-deporting BACK TO THEIR HOMETOWNS and not to border shelters. (They were never in any danger back at home and everyone except maybe MSNBC and CNN viewers already knew). We don't WANT them clustered at the border; they will just try to come in again. Trump showed it was easy to control the border and always has been. Despite Biden's claim to need "comprehensive reform" and that he had no power over matters, Mr. Trump has shown it's just a matter of wanting to do it.
The article continues:
As if that is a bad thing. Biden flew these people all over America so they couldn't be apprehended and sent back. But they need to be sent back. We did not give them permission to be here and just because they want to work for cheap that is no reason to excuse their presence. Would you let a Guatemalan family just break into your detached garage and set up housekeeping? If your answer is no why do you support letting them break into our collective house?
The WaPo says every one of these illegals has a right to a hearing. Balderdash! In past times the hearing was when they were apprehended. All WaPo wants is to buy time in the hopes the Democrats take the House and Senate in the next election and reverse everything Mr. Trump has accomplished. They want to remake America into Unidas Estatcia de America.
They are traitors to kin and country. If Dante's vision is correct they will wind up in Antenora, the place for traitors to kin and country.
But then so many in the political class belong there.
Here is an interesting story; Mexico builta bunch of refugee shelters along the border and they are almost entirely empty, despite the massive deportations from the Trump Administration.
What I find interesting about this story is what is left unsaid; Mexico built these shelters along the border. Why? They thought Trump would do what everyone always has, put these people just over the border. And Mexico wanted to provide them with a comfortable place to wait a bit, a staging ground for a re-entry into the United States.
In other words these camps were nothing but sanctuaries for an invasive enemy.
The article states:
The empty shelters represent a little-noticed irony in Trump’s campaign against illegal immigration. He has largely shut down the northbound flow of migrants through Mexico by ending U.S. asylum programs that had attracted hundreds of thousands of foreigners. As a further deterrent, he has sharply boosted troop levels along the border.
But those moves have dried up the pool of recently arrived, easy-to-deport migrants. For Trump to meet his goal of deporting 1 million migrants in his first year, he is turning to the more complex search for people who have lived in the United States without permission for years.
But those moves have dried up the pool of recently arrived, easy-to-deport migrants. For Trump to meet his goal of deporting 1 million migrants in his first year, he is turning to the more complex search for people who have lived in the United States without permission for years.
So just enforcing the law ended the mass caravans and whatnot. Isn't that precisely what we wanted?
And the article acts as if this is a bad thing. It also suggests the people in the interior "have been here for years". If by years you mean they came at some point in the Biden Administration I would agree. But they are suggesting these are long-term residents who are being hunted and thrown out. That is a subtle lie.
Of course this is the Washington Post. And they simultaneously cheerlead the defense of illegals, working to stop deportations, while at the same time are accusing Trump of failure for not kicking them out faster. The hypocrisy is astounding (but did we expect anything else?)
The reality is a lot of illegals are self-deporting BACK TO THEIR HOMETOWNS and not to border shelters. (They were never in any danger back at home and everyone except maybe MSNBC and CNN viewers already knew). We don't WANT them clustered at the border; they will just try to come in again. Trump showed it was easy to control the border and always has been. Despite Biden's claim to need "comprehensive reform" and that he had no power over matters, Mr. Trump has shown it's just a matter of wanting to do it.
The article continues:
McLaughlin noted the administration has intensified its raids in American communities. "ICE made more at-large arrests in the first few weeks of President Trump’s presidency than the entire last year under the previous administration,” she said. More than 56,300 migrants are in custody, the most in years, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University. Deportations appear to be rising.
As if that is a bad thing. Biden flew these people all over America so they couldn't be apprehended and sent back. But they need to be sent back. We did not give them permission to be here and just because they want to work for cheap that is no reason to excuse their presence. Would you let a Guatemalan family just break into your detached garage and set up housekeeping? If your answer is no why do you support letting them break into our collective house?
The WaPo says every one of these illegals has a right to a hearing. Balderdash! In past times the hearing was when they were apprehended. All WaPo wants is to buy time in the hopes the Democrats take the House and Senate in the next election and reverse everything Mr. Trump has accomplished. They want to remake America into Unidas Estatcia de America.
They are traitors to kin and country. If Dante's vision is correct they will wind up in Antenora, the place for traitors to kin and country.
But then so many in the political class belong there.
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