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Mexico Tag

Next week, the Biden administration might reinstate Trump's remain in Mexico policy, which forces migrants to stay on the other side of the border while their applications are being processed. This will undoubtedly cause gnashing of teeth from leftists, who have convinced themselves that any and all Trump policies are inherently evil.

A massive new wave of migrants from various countries is now making its way through Mexico towards the southern border of the United States. The Biden administration has sent a very clear message to the rest of the world that America's back door is wide open, and people are responding.

The Department of Homeland Security believes posts by human smugglers on social media platforms have caused the migrant surge at the border. The smugglers connect with the migrants on Facebook, promising safe passage across the border for thousands of dollars.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) told Ford employees at an Ohio plant the company wants to move production of a new line to Mexico instead of their Ohio Assembly Plant (OHAP). Ford has not made its decision public, but the union insists it received "strategically limited information," and the situation is "rapidly evolving."

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told reporters the border patrol agents he met warned him about "suspected terrorists are trying to cross into the United States via Mexico." The left went crazy, calling McCarthy a liar or laughing at him. Rep. Reuben Gallego (D-AZ) tweeted that as the chairman of the subcommittee on Intelligence and Special Operations he never heard of this news.

Despite the mainstream media clamoring for Democratic candidate Joe Biden to be declared the winner of the U.S. presidential race and world leaders lining up to recognize him as 'President-Elect,' Mexican President Andres Obrador has again refused to congratulate the Biden-Harris camp.

As former President George W. Bush and Sen. Mitt Romney fall over themselves to congratulate Biden and call for the nation to "get behind" him, Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he is waiting until all legal challenges are completed before congratulating a winner in this year's presidential election.