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10:32Now PlayingThe migrant caravan from Honduras that has been traveling through Mexico has now arrived at the border of the United States... unlike what much of the mainstream media has been talking about over the past few days and weeks. Proponents of the caravan have been accusing opponents of being xenophobic and racist. But one thing that those in favor of mass "migration" to the United States don't seem to understand is that many Mexicans themselves do not like the mass migration of thousands of people through their land.
Many of the Honduran "migrants" traveling through Mexico in order to reach the United States won't make it and instead, will just plop their horse down right where they are in Mexico. For those who don't do the aforementioned and also for those that do, there is a question of who is going to feed these people? What about housing? Clothing? Cultural differences? Just because Honduras is close to Mexico does not mean it is the same. Things like this seem to go unnoticed.
There may not be much of a choice *but* to notice just how isolated this migrant caravan is from the general thought of the people whose lands they are traversing through and to. Many Mexican citizens in Tijuana held a protest against the horde of 90% healthy young men with chants of "Mexico First." Which should be normal for any nation to defend itself.
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