Monday, November 9, 2026

The Invasion Resumes

Breitbart, last week, reported on a caravan of would be illegals heading north from southern Mexico toward the U.S. Border. "[C]alling itself 'Fe y Esperanza #2' [the caravan] reached Arriaga, Chiapas on Tuesday and is now 14 miles from entering Oaxaca." 

    According to a report by La Jornada, a daily Spanish-language newspaper published in Mexico City, the caravan of mostly Central American migrants has managed to travel almost 160 miles (250 kilometers) since entering Mexico at Tapachula. According to La Jornada, approximately 500 migrants remain in the caravan that originated in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on October 13. 

    As reported by Breitbart Texas, at least four members of the caravan have been injured in fights that have broken out within the group as they traveled through Mexico. Although no serious injuries have been reported, the incidents required the intervention of police and emergency personnel. 

Meanwhile, Trump has signaled that he isn't going to do anything about illegals with the New York Post reporting: "Trump backs away from hardline immigration policy after midterms blowout: ‘I think it was too tough’." From the article:

    Trump said his administration’s rapid deportations turned off some Americans during a “60 Minutes” interview Sunday, following Republicans losing the Hispanic vote last Tuesday.

    “I think it was too tough,” the president said of his deportation policy.

    “For getting people out, I get very high marks for getting the bad ones out,” he said. “But I get hurt because we also took people that had good jobs, that– that created one violation, or breaking of the law, and that was that they came into the country illegally.”

    Latino voters who swung to the right in 2024 reversed course in Tuesday’s elections, shifting dramatically to the left. In battleground states with large Latino populations, like Texas, Democrats won governorships and Senate seats.

After Hispanics became the key demographic in California, it went permanently blue. We just saw it happen to Texas; and by extension, by what likely will turn into a near permanent control of Congress, the rest of the country will likewise become like California, at least politically. Sure, there will still be some states that remain conservative, just like there are some counties in California that still vote Republican. In fact, in the video below, Mark Dice is predicting that we will see Trump sign off on an amnesty (a repeat of what Reagan did in the 1980s).

    Some of you might remember, but for those who do not, the deal was that Reagan would agree to amnesty and the Democrats would pass laws and fund heightened border security: it was, basically, "okay, these get naturalized, but no more." And we know how that went. 

    California has since gone hard Democrat so that the Republicans have no real power or influence. We are going to see the same on the national stage.  

 VIDEO: "Trump: The Illegal Immigrants will STAY! Amnesty Coming Soon!"
Mark Dice (15 min.)

Aesop at the Raconteur Report has some thoughts on this as well: "Floating Turds In The Punchbowl: 47 On 60 Minutes." An excerpt:

    Just in case anyone is still listening behind the Resolute desk:

    Nobody elected you to sell out America by compromising with the Democommunists on immigration. They're ALL criminals, violent or not, and shouldn't effing BE here. (And that works for the Democommunists AND illegal aliens, but I was referring to the latter here.)
If you want to compromise on not escorting them out with a 16" bayonet shoved up their asses, we'll allow that. Anything more is mollycoddling. You want to do that, we'll knot the noose for your impeachment with our own hands, and tie the sandbag to your ankles with a smile on our face. Hand to God on that. 

[snip]

    If you're just going to chop your own dick off and become a eunuch for your last two years, we might as well have re-elected Alzhiemer's Joe. If you're going to be THAT guy, wait a month or two, abdicate to J.D. Vance, and let him run as an incumbent in 2028, with a hair less than two years under his belt, and avoid the infighting between all the lesser lights in 2028. ...

4 comments:

  1. "backs away from hardline"
    What hardline? We didn't see any hardline.

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  2. I voted for deporting 100 million illegals. I did not vote for just deporting the violent criminal illegals.

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  3. Why is there not more pressure applied on the Mexican government to block the flow of illegals into their country via their southern border? From a geographic perspective it would be much easier to prevent entry there...as opposed to hundreds of miles of US border. I'm sure Trump wouldn't mind dispatching a few troops to assist at Mexicos border with Guatemala.

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