Mexico To Deport

From the BBC:

"Migrant caravan: Mexico to deport group which stormed US border"

Mexico will deport almost 500 migrants who attempted to storm the US border, according to its interior ministry. The group were rounded up after trying to cross the border "violently" and "illegally" on Sunday, the ministry said in a statement. Video footage shows dozens of people - including women and children - running towards the fence that separates the two countries near the city of Tijuana. They were repelled by tear gas used by US border officers. Mexico's interior ministry said all those who were identified as having tried to cross would be deported immediately. It added that, "far from helping their objectives", the migrants' actions had violated the legal migration framework and could have led to a "serious incident". Tensions have been high in Tijuana since the arrival of thousands of migrants earlier this month. The migrants are in Tijuana after travelling more than 4,000km (2,500 miles) from Central America. They say they are fleeing persecution, poverty and violence in their home countries of Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. However, they now face a long wait to see if their asylum applications will be accepted by the US, with President Donald Trump vowing to keep each migrant on the Mexican side of the border until courts have decided their case. This could take months.

^ I guess they aren't all "peaceful" people who simply are fleeing violence. 500 illegals rushing a border violently  - I'm surprised none of them were killed. I'm glad that Mexico will deport these criminals and their hopes of asylum in the US are gone forever. Anyone who uses violence to achieve their goals is a criminal and should be treated as such. I am the kind of person who says "I told you so" to all of those "lemon-drops and moon beams" people who see no issue with these political pawns (not refugees) entering the US without any vetting. 500 of them have just proven they are violent and have proven the rest need to be vetted before allowed into the country (or sent elsewhere.) ^

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46339085