Migrants now blocking Mexican highways

 Washington Examiner:

The Texas Department of Agriculture is growing more concerned about escalations in migrants' attempts to overtake Mexican highways, worried that the protests and caravans could halt U.S. supply chains.

On Wednesday, a group of hundreds of migrants from countries other than Mexico ambushed a federal immigration facility in the southern state of Chiapas and demanded visas that would allow them to travel to the United States. Mexican National Guard troops on site fought the group, whose frustrated members instead turned to a nearby highway and refused to let traffic pass through for roughly 30 hours.

"This is an insurrection of immigrants who aren't even — most of whom are, I don't believe, even citizens of Mexico based on the reports we're all getting. They seem to be from Haiti and South America, southern Africa," said Reb Wayne, spokesman for Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller. "Given the rising tensions down there, it is something we're aware of and are concerned about."

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Biden's absurd open borders policy is causing trouble in Mexico too.  It is a policy worthy of his impeachment. 

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