The massive numbers of illegal immigrants flooding northward to the United States has been making the headlines in Mexico for weeks, and has been declared a serious health risk – to Mexico.
Haitian and African migrants seeking asylum in the United States, line up outside a Mexican Migration office, on October 3, 2016, in the border city of Tijuana, in the Mexican state of Baja California.
Judicial Watch reported that high-level Homeland Security officials said thousands of Haitians, Africans, Russians, Armenians and Guatemalans are being allowed to enter into the United States through the Mexican border, with practically no vetting for security of health risks.
Secretary of State Jeh Johnson has ordered the overwhelmed and understaffed border patrol agents to speed up the process by processing them as refugees with “credible fear.”
The U.S. border agents are working 16-hour shifts and still can’t keep up. A Mexican newspaper stated that over 15,000 Haitians and Africans have crossed through Mexico in the past six months, and over 4,300 are still stranded at the Mexico-California border, waiting to be “processed.”
Mexico’s Secretary of Health, Dr. Jose’ narrow Robles, said the Haitians and Africans waiting at the border “present serious health risks” to Mexico.
The migrants start out in Brazil under a South American agreement that allows “free transit” throughout the continent, reports Judicial Watch.
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