marvin martian
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #1
Because Red Joe hates brown people.
Of course, illegals are still streaming in, and NOT BEING VACCINATED OR TESTED FOR COVID.
www.breitbart.com
The Department of Homeland Security announced an extension to the travel limitations at land crossings along the Mexican and Canadian Borders. The Trump era ban has been in place since March 2020 and applies to non-essential travel such as day tourism and shopping.
The ban has many border communities frustrated as it has directly impacted local economies. The ban was set to expire at 11:59pm on March 21, 2021 but will now exceed its one-year anniversary. Many local merchants have expressed dismay about the allowance of thousands of asylum seekers arriving daily while masked Mexican tourists and shoppers are kept across the border.
One local merchant, Pedro is feeling the financial pinch the ban has caused him, according to a recent interview.
“It’s not fair that we have lost so much of our business–but others cross illegally, and no one cares” he said as Breitbart Texas visited with him recently. In Spanish he adds, “The government may not think the travel is essential to come shopping, but to those that cross and us who sell, it is everything. We wear masks. They can too.”
Ports of entry along the border that once bustled with daily crossers frequenting the local businesses are nearly void of traffic.
In a statement released Thursday, DHS noted:
Of course, illegals are still streaming in, and NOT BEING VACCINATED OR TESTED FOR COVID.
Biden Extends COVID Ban on Cross-Border Tourism as Migrant Asylum Seekers Surge into U.S.
DHS announced an extension to the travel limitations at land crossings along the Mexican and Canadian Borders.
www.breitbart.com
The Department of Homeland Security announced an extension to the travel limitations at land crossings along the Mexican and Canadian Borders. The Trump era ban has been in place since March 2020 and applies to non-essential travel such as day tourism and shopping.
The ban has many border communities frustrated as it has directly impacted local economies. The ban was set to expire at 11:59pm on March 21, 2021 but will now exceed its one-year anniversary. Many local merchants have expressed dismay about the allowance of thousands of asylum seekers arriving daily while masked Mexican tourists and shoppers are kept across the border.
One local merchant, Pedro is feeling the financial pinch the ban has caused him, according to a recent interview.
“It’s not fair that we have lost so much of our business–but others cross illegally, and no one cares” he said as Breitbart Texas visited with him recently. In Spanish he adds, “The government may not think the travel is essential to come shopping, but to those that cross and us who sell, it is everything. We wear masks. They can too.”
Ports of entry along the border that once bustled with daily crossers frequenting the local businesses are nearly void of traffic.
In a statement released Thursday, DHS noted:
The ban on documented crossers will remain in effect for now as illegal border crossings continue to soar.
