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At min. 12:00, this man asks a question that is very relevant, “Why can’t they stay where they are and be processed, if they’re seeking asylum?” Also, he says, “They’re not asking for asylum but say they’re here to work and go to school.”
More and more I think groups of men will be chosen and pre-positioned for work crews when the time comes; they just haven’t gotten that far along in the process yet. Notice they’re being sent mostly northern and eastern States; in this video, all along coastlines. New York, heavily Blue, North Carolina, a Red State, except Obama won the State in 2008. The border States are exceptions because they’re entry States and migrants are being shipped from them, mostly northward, or men, housed in groups. If it’s to change the vote, why send them to places filled with Dem pops? Minnesota is another heavily Blue State and lots being sent there; gee close to Canadian border, wonder why. Just sayin’.
There’s something else going on here. BRI, North American style, or something like it?
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" Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, who represents a competitive, majority-Hispanic district that includes a long stretch of the U.S.-Mexico border, said he has told the White House that Latino voters want tougher border security and that the Biden administration and campaign are losing the community’s support because they’re perceived as weak on the issue."
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