Mexico's immigration situation

Mexico City -- It's encouraging to see Mexico experiencing immigration problems because it serves as a wakeup call to the immigration situation that we face under Obama's policy approach.

Mexico said Saturday that they've been inundated by a surge of 4,749 Haitian, African and Asian migrants entering by their southern border through the Tapachula immigration center in the past few days. They will try to reach the California border and many will likely seek asylum, which Obama will likely grant them because they will likely vote for the Democratic party in the near future.

The National Immigration Institute of Mexico say the migrants entered the country between September 21 and 23. They believe most of them are Haitian, but didn't break them down according to country of origin.

The institute said a total of 7,800 Haitian migrants entered the country through Guatemala between January 1st and September 21st, along with 1,701 from Africa and 3,753 from various parts of Asia.

For some strange reason, none of the migrants have requested to stay in beautiful, sunny Mexico. They cannot be sent back to their home countries so Mexico gives them 20-day temporary visas to allow them time to get to the United States and be out of their hair.

The Africans in question come mainly from the Congo, Guinea, Ghana, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan and Nigeria. They likely bring with them low-level skills, illnesses and perhaps a few Islamists who would like to to their terror thing.

Mexico is smarter than Obama and I suspect Trump will have problems getting them to build the wall he promises, but I hope I'm wrong.


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