Large Parade of Honduran families marching towards America many with large families (interview, regime)

[lovecrowds]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6cLdrFZHx0

The ones who they interviewed don't speak English, many of them have very large families, many of the adults appear extremely unhealthy.

Many of them in the caravan of large number of babies and children that they can't afford and appear bloated from different health conditions.

One of them were even wearing military style camouflage in the video.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/over-1000...n-march-report

[Frank DeForrest]

Well if we had a private property society with private borders and no welfare schemes, their arrival (or attempted arrival) wouldn't pose any problem to you.
If you think a govt wall is going stop people from coming here and benefiting from your tax dollars, guess again.

[Three Wolves In Snow]

If the left actually believed that a wall doesn't work, they wouldn't be up in arms about the building of the wall in the first place. It's not like they're paying for it, remember.

[Goodnight]

I see that Trump proposed $460M in aid for Honduras, how much got approved. Seems like the solution is to do more to address the violence and economy in Honduras, money well spent. Those are some fairly desperate people willing to walk from Honduras, we should be doing more addressing the problem rather than the symptom.

[Frank DeForrest]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

I see that Trump proposed $460M in aid for Honduras, how much got approved. Seems like the solution is to do more to address the violence and economy in Honduras, money well spent. Those are some fairly desperate people willing to walk from Honduras, we should be doing more addressing the problem rather than the symptom.

Have you sent your check yet?

[PullMyFinger]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

I see that Trump proposed $460M in aid for Honduras, how much got approved. Seems like the solution is to do more to address the violence and economy in Honduras, money well spent. Those are some fairly desperate people willing to walk from Honduras, we should be doing more addressing the problem rather than the symptom.

If you actually paid taxes you probably wouldn’t want to hand over hundreds of millions if dollars.

[my54ford]

Originally Posted by Goodnight

I see that Trump proposed $460M in aid for Honduras, how much got approved. Seems like the solution is to do more to address the violence and economy in Honduras, money well spent. Those are some fairly desperate people willing to walk from Honduras, we should be doing more addressing the problem rather than the symptom.

So you got a family lined up to share you place with

[boxus]

I have two relatives waiting for their tourist visa to get approved so they can come visit me. One of them has a previous disapproval because she could not convince the consular she had reason to go back to her country.

[Winterfall8324]

Hondurans are suffering due to a US backed regime.

You'll always here about Venezuela in the state run MSM, but not Honduras.

[Eumaois]

Originally Posted by boxus

I have two relatives waiting for their tourist visa to get approved so they can come visit me. One of them has a previous disapproval because she could not convince the consular she had reason to go back to her country.

This type of immigration issue is what should be more of a priority.