The Caravans May End Now

Mexico to close Guatemalan border in fight to end illegal immigration

December 14, 2018 by Jerry McCormick

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This is the story you will probably never hear in the mainstream media.

Mexico has closed down its southern border with Guatemala, telling immigrants to “get in line.”

The Untold Story

Everyone in the world has been following the so-called migrant caravan’s journey to the southern U.S. border.

Liberals believe the United States should allow anyone and everyone to cross the border to seek a better life.

What they don’t tell you is how Mexico is reacting to being the go-between for these migrants and the border of the United States.

The country faced numerous problems as it was being overrun by thousands of migrants.

But after several days of very serious problems, the government finally took the stance that enough was enough.

The southern border of the country was closed and all entry points were shut down except one.

Now, if migrants want to come into Mexico, they have to cross a bridge across the Suchiate River.

A government spokesperson stated: “In the south, there will be only one entry, on the bridge.”

Those wishing to enter the country must now literally get in line or they will not be permitted into Mexico.

Funny how that works, isn’t it?

In Their Wake…

As the media portrays America as the bad guy in all of this, we are slowly but surely getting a much better idea of what this caravan is all about.

Pictures of debris and attacks on border agents are slowly but surely making their way around, proving that these are not just people looking for a better life, but also some with nefarious thoughts in their minds.

Nobody is saying the United States should not allow immigrants into the country.

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All we’re asking for is a controlled immigration system that will not allow this country to be overrun or possibly allow criminals to slip through the cracks.

Mexico learned the hard way. Hopefully, that will not be the case with our own Democrat representatives.