Texas gooit alles open.

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Op zaterdag 6 maart 2021 08:48 schreef Basp1 het volgende:

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worden er dan op dit moment in amerika zoveel migranten toegelaten,of is het weer mooi onderbuikvoer voor de makkelijk op te jutten massa.

Dan is de volgende vraag hoeveel van die (bedachte?) migranten hebben daadwerkelijk covid, zijn de besmettingcijfers in die groep significant hoger dan de besmettingscijfers van andere subgroepen met hogere risico's die er al lang wonen. Oei een objectieve benadering dat wordt opeens moeilijk.

Nee dan laten ze liever de vleesfabrieken open blijven waar flinke infectiehaarden zijn.

Meatpacking workers in Texas Panhandle have little power to avoid the coronavirus
A workforce of immigrants has long powered the massive JBS meatpacking plant in Cactus, where a cluster of coronavirus cases is under investigation. They're risking their lives each shift in the county with the state's highest known infection rate

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Op zaterdag 6 maart 2021 09:10 schreef Basp1 het volgende:

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Ik vroeg om bewijs niet het napraten van rechtse talkradio. Dus kom eens met een onderbouwd artikel op de proppen die je tot nog steeds loze beweringen kunnen staven.

Verder heb ik het nergens voor de migranten opgenomen alleen objectieve vragen gesteld dat jij dit moet gaan framen als links progressief alleen omdat je geen inhoudelijk antwoord kan geven is weer de bekende rechtspopulistische tactiek zoals we gewend zijn van je.

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Op zaterdag 6 maart 2021 16:33 schreef Poem_ het volgende:

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Dat er nu sprake is van massa-immigratie want grote karavanen richting de VS enzo.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. border agents detained nearly 100,000 migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in February, according to two people familiar with preliminary figures, the highest monthly total since a major border surge in mid-2019.

The figures, which have not been previously reported, show the scope of a growing migrant influx at the southwest border as U.S. President Joe Biden, a Democrat, seeks to roll back some of the restrictive policies of former President Donald Trump, a Republican. February was Biden’s first full month in office.

https://www.reuters.com/a(...)border-idUSKCN2AX2FE

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Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas this week called the border situation a “stressful challenge” — stopping short of branding it a crisis. He emphasized the Biden administration has not fully re-opened the border because of the ongoing pandemic, and that now is not the time for more migrants to come.

https://wamu.org/story/21(...)nts-are-left-behind/

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Some migrants have expressed hope of a friendlier reception from the new U.S. administration or started moving when some borders were reopened. Others are being driven by two major hurricanes that ravaged Central America in November and desperation deepened by the economic impact of the pandemic.

Olga Rodríguez, 27, had been walking for a month since leaving Honduras with her husband and four children, aged 3 to 8, after Hurricane Eta flooded the street vendors’ house. They arrived in Mexico and applied for asylum, but told it would take six months. Forced to sleep in the street, they changed plans.

“The children suffered cold, we got wet and I told my husband if we’re going to be in the cold and rain, better we walk,” she said from Coatzacoalcos. Now their goal is the United States.

President Joe Biden’s administration has taken steps toward rolling back some of the harshest policies of ex-President Donald Trump, but a policy remains allowing U.S. border officials to immediately send back almost anyone due to the pandemic. The U.S. government is concerned that the more hopeful message could set off a rush for the border and says it will take time to implement new policies.

https://apnews.com/articl(...)40c98dbdd986efec3532