Staff Reports
The Migrant Way of the Cross, a massive government-funded caravan, is making its way to the U.S. loaded with more than 2,000 illegal immigrants. With the helping hand of government officials and NGOs, these migrants are determined to storm the U.S. border. As if that’s not enough, they are even parading around with an oversized white wooden cross, painting themselves as martyrs in this immigration circus.
A Massive Government Assisted Caravan Is Heading Through Mexico https://t.co/FZMdNNooxw
— Barry J Collins (@BJCollins131) March 29, 2024
Not only is Mexico turning a blind eye to this blatant disregard for U.S. immigration laws, but they are also providing police escorts and managing traffic for these lawbreakers. The Mexican National Migration Institute is shamelessly working with cities to provide shelter, food, and supplies for these illegal aliens as they head towards the U.S.-Mexico border, basically handing them a golden ticket to wreak havoc in America.
Rev. Francisco Bueno Guillen even had the audacity to admit that the Casa del Migrante shelter in Juarez is welcoming hoards of these illegal immigrants, with more flooding in every day. And as if that wasn’t enough, organizers of the caravan are shamelessly shouting through megaphones, “A la frontera!” inciting these lawbreakers to run wild at the border, as if they own the place.
To make matters worse, since Joe Biden took office, immigration shelters in the U.S. have been flooded with overwhelming numbers of illegal immigrants, reaching up to 75 percent capacity. And that’s not even the worst of it. More than 294 illegal aliens on the terrorist watchlist have already been caught at the southwest border this fiscal year. Don’t even get us started on the whopping 35,433 illegal immigrants with criminal records, including 598 gang members, who were arrested by Customs Border and Protection nationwide in 2023 alone.
Biden has left the southern border vulnerable, resulting in record-breaking numbers of illegal crossers being apprehended. December alone saw a mind-boggling 276,000 apprehensions, the highest ever on record. And that’s not just by a slim margin– nearly 250,000 border encounters were recorded in November, just the month prior.
