14,000 National Guard Troops Protect Mexico's Southern Border

Article CAIRCO note: 
Where the hell are troops on OUT border?
Article publisher: 
Daily Mail UK
Article date: 
24 August 2021
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
Mexico
border
enforcement
illegal immigration
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Medium
Article Body: 
Shocking moment little boy tries to stop Mexican security forces battering his father as caravan of 600 migrants from Haiti, Cuba and Central America heads for US
 
  •     Hundreds of migrants from Haiti, Cuba and Central America clashed with security forces Saturday in southern Mexico
  •     Two large groups departed from the Chiapas city of Tapachula - across the border from Guatemala - and were headed for the northern border with the U.S. 
  •     Video footage showed one of the migrants being punched and kicked by National Institute of Migration agents
  •     In a separate incident, a man holding his son was pushed back by National Guard members in riot gear before he willed himself through
  •     Nearly 14,000 National Guard troops are stationed across Mexico's southern border as part of efforts to stem the flow of migrants to the U.S.
  •     The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Biden administration will have to revive former President Donald Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' policy
  •     Under the measure, migrant illegally crossing the border and returned to Mexico where they await immigration hearings...
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