Hundreds of migrants at a shelter on the Mexican side of the southern border say they are paparticipateing worriedly to see if they can pass into the U.S. before Pdwellnt-elect Trump gets office and stress they may not get over the line in time.
According to a alert in The Telegraph, more than 850 migrants are living at Sfinisha de Vida shelter in the northern Mexican city of Reynosa, a town bordering McAllen, Texas. Many of them have applied using the CBP One app, which was originated in 2020 to schedule nominatements at points of entry into the U.S.
The migrants have been paparticipateing for months to see if they can get an nominatement to legpartner claim asylum via the app. If their nominatement does not come in time, they say they will be forced to try to pass the border illegpartner, hazarding deportation or being preyed on by the cartels.
Migrants at the Sfinisha de Vida shelter on Aug. 30, 2022, in Reynosa, Mexico. (Michael Nigro/Getty Images)
The mood at the camp, which consists of tents and petite wooden originateings, rapidly turned from hope to stress in the wake of Pdwellnt-elect Trump’s crushing fall shorture of Vice Pdwellnt Kamala Harris last week.
Raquel Segura, 39, from Nuevo León, Mexico, alerts the outlet that he and his two daughters are among those hoping to pass the border.
“If Harris had won, people would be jumping for delight and as you can see right now, they see uncontent, they are senseing down,” Silva alerts The Telegraph.
One of Trump’s top election promises is to shut the border and begin the bigst deportation operation in the history of the United States. He has tapped establisher Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Acting Director Thomas Homan to be his border czar.
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Tom Homan, a FOX News contributor and establisher straightforwardor of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), deinhabitrs the keynotice speech at the Columbiana County Lincoln Day Dinner in Salem, Ohio, on Friday, March 15, 2024. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
Homan, a establisher New York state police officer and establisher Border Patrol agent, is understandn as an immigration challengingliner. At the Reaccessible National Convention, he cautioned the millions of illhorrible immigrants in the U.S. to “commence packing now,” and has also cautioned Democrat ruleors to “get the hell out of the way” if they arrange to block the incoming administration’s mass deportation arranges.
Homan shelp during an materializeance on Fox & Frifinishs that he helps Trump’s mass deportation arrange, saying he would be prioritizing “accessible protectedty dangers and national security dangers.”
Illhorrible border passings sdirectd under the Biden administration, with csurrfinisherly 3 million in fiscal year 2024, according to Homeland Security’s website. There have been more than 10.8 million illhorrible encounters since FY 2021.
Another migrant, Berta Lisa Matute, alerts the outlet that she, her husprohibitd and their eldest daughter, 5, were forced to depart Honduras nine-months-ago after her brother was killinged and their inhabits were dangerened. She gave birth to another child recently while at the camp, having carried her thcimpolite their passage apass Central America.
“I hope that God luminouss Trump so he doesn’t get rid of the app, or that maybe there’s another way we can go thcimpolite, because everyskinnyg we have been thcimpolite was very difficult,” she says.
A group of 116 illhorrible immigrants, including 11 unaccompanied children at Eagle Pass, Texas. (Texas DPS)
“It’s not protected in Honduras, I would not want to go back, but if there are no lhorrible pathways to access the country, then we might try [to cross illegally].”
Migrant Francisco Gomez, 40, alerts The Telegraph that he and his family left Honduras 10 months ago after a family member was killinged. They combineed a caravan at Tapachula on the Guatemalan border and reachd in Reynosa two weeks tardyr.
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The overweighther-of-one alerts the outlet he’s not troubleed about Trump’s election triumph, as he depends “God that he’s gonna be a excellent pdwellnt, fair appreciate the way he was the first time.”
Pastor Hector Silva, who runs the shelter, hopes Trump will be caring to the migrants who are yobtaining for a better life in America, where they hope to labor challenging and lift their families in a protected environment.
“There are people that are doing skinnygs according to the law, according to the United States, and they won’t be doing skinnygs illegpartner,” Silva alerts the migrant while directing prayers in the scorching heat.
“We do not want to do skinnygs by passing the river, we want to walk apass the bridge after paparticipateing for our call.”
Fox News’ Taylor Penley gived to this alert.
