Anticipating a Democrat Congress, the First Migrant Caravan Steps Off – PJ Media– pjmedia.com
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In anticipation of what it sees as imminent Democrat victory in the midterm elections, the international left is firing up the invasion hordes migrant caravans to cram in as many line-jumpers, leeches, fraudsters, and future birthright Democrat voters as it possibly can.
This new planter parade, no doubt the first of many, stepped off from the Gran Central Metropolitana in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, with a modest 400 souls in its ranks. Who knows how much those ranks will swell as the caravan treks across Guatemala and grinds up the 1,500-plus miles through Mexico? It’s like watching hurricanes form up in the Atlantic whenever Democrats are in danger of taking power: Uh oh, it’s migrant season! Tropical Parade Miguel is forming up in Central America, expected to intensify into a Category 3 Migrant Caravan over Mexico before crashing into the southern border.
BREAKING: Latino media outlets are reporting that a migrant caravan has assembled in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, with hundreds of migrants reportedly making their way toward the U.S. pic.twitter.com/QnxMjyNlGE
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Lots of people fret about hordes of military-aged men invading countries, and it is truly an alarming sight. Me, I stress the most when I see women and children piling in. Here come hundreds of billions of dollars in expenses Democrats will force those of us who still contribute to society to pay for — universal pre-K, 13 years of schooling, medical care, food, shelter, and on and on. And of course, all the birthright citizens these women will produce will secure the benefits of the gravy train for the whole family.
La Prensa Honduras covered the vanguard invasion:
Lack of employment, insecurity, and the rising cost of living are some of the reasons that, according to the migrants themselves, led them to once again embark on the journey to the United States.
More than 400 Hondurans, including young people, mothers with their children, and people from different parts of the country, gathered at the Gran Central Metropolitana in San Pedro Sula to begin their journey north.
The travelers arrived from various municipalities hoping to find job opportunities and improve their living conditions. Some indicated that their income was insufficient to cover basic expenses, while others cited insecurity as one of the factors that motivated them to leave Honduras again.
