UN Handing Out $800 Debit Cards To Prospective Illegals In Mexico

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13 December 2021
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Todd Bensman on  the Center for Immigration Studies is reporting that the United Nations  International Organization for Migration (IOM) is handing out debit cards worth $800 to migrants hoping to enter the United States illegally.  As I recall from the AmRen conference, Peter Brimelow had advocated getting out of the United Nations treaties on refugees [Inside a Most Unusual Mexican Migrant Camp, by Todd Bensman, CIS.org, November 22, 2021].

In Reynosa, Mexico, at a migrant camp, the United Nations IOM helpfully doles out debit cards to aspiring US border crossers. The IOM workers said a migrant family of four gets about $800 a month. I watched long lines of migrants get their UN debit cards pic.twitter.com/oxBUQCGOcy
    — Todd Bensman (@BensmanTodd) November 20, 2021

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