Migrant aliens push onward toward Mexico City

Cordoba, Mexico -- With a song in their hearts and rocks in their backpacks, a large contingent of the Central America migrant caravan pushed onward toward Mexico City on Monday hoping for free medical, dental, and welfare from the country that is their goal: the United States of America.

In a loud voice vote Sunday night at a gymnasium in Cordoba, about a thousand migrants whose goal it is to illegally enter the USA at the Mexican border, voted to attempt making it to Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, by Monday by walking and hitching rides by people from Mexico who just want them the hell out of their town as quickly as possible.

The journey to Mexico City is about 180 miles from Cordoba as the buzzard flies. This would be the group's longest single-day journey to date since they began three weeks ago.

Several hundred other migrants had already arrived at the capital and are staying at a large outdoor sports area, lounging on bleachers and watching the locals play soccer.

City workers, hoping to rid themselves of these interlopers, served them hot food on Styrofoam plates, clearly not environmentally friendly, but it's okay. Some of the migrants hopped onto freight trucks to get to the capital as quickly as possible. [Democrats were hoping they'd arrive sooner, perhaps in time to vote, but alas, it isn't going to happen this year.]

Some of the migrants blocked traffic on the busy highway trying to embarrass passing truckers to give them a free ride, which is why they're coming to the USA in the first place.

None of the drivers stopped.

The "tired as a breadstick" caravan participants arrived in Cordoba after a 124-mile schlep through Veracruz, a state where hundreds of them have vanished into thick air in recent years, falling prey to kidnappers trying to make a few pesos.

The estimated 4,000 migrants in Veracruz remain hundreds of miles from the closest USA border point, which President Trump made clear is the only way they will be allowed to enter the country.

The migrants hope to regroup in Mexico City where they will seek free medical care, "three hots and a cot." As they trek north, people in towns come out to offer food, water, fresh clothes and shoes. None have yet offered to have any of them live with them or anywhere nearby.

Migrants who throw rocks will be arrested

The migrants have been coached to say that they are fleeing gang violence, political instability and abject poverty.

In one instance, a Seikh man from the India region known as Punjab [which is home of the Seikh religion] said he was coming to the United States due to religious persecution.

He's a freaking Seikh! He's lying. It's people like him that make the real needy look bad--and obviously there are some, not many, in the caravan who actually need refuge in the US.

President Trump has ordered U.S. military troops to the border with over 7,000 troops earmarked to deploy to Arizona, California and Texas. He plans to sign an executive order that could lead to a large-scale detention of illegal aliens crossing the southern border and bar anyone who crosses illegally from claiming asylum.

Mexico's Interior Ministry estimates over 5,000 migrants in total are currently in caravans and smaller groups moving through southern Mexico. They said that 2,793 migrants have applied for refugee status in Mexico and about 500 requested assistance to return to their home countries.

Hopefully, for those that don't deserve it, that will be their last free ride.


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