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Independent journalist and photographer Auden B. Cabello, who reports extensively on illegal immigration at the border, shared a video on social media Saturday of a group of illegal aliens being deported back to Guatemala.
“Two flights carrying 394 deported migrants arrived in Guatemala City on Friday, November 8, according to Guatemala’s immigration authorities,” Cabello announced.
“The deportees, mostly detained at the U.S.-Mexico border while attempting entry into the U.S., were processed by the Guatemalan Migration Institute, which also assisted in helping them return to their communities. While awaiting processing, some migrants expressed hope that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump might offer temporary work visas, allowing them to return,” he added.
Oddly, most of the deportees were seen wearing face masks.
Two flights carrying 394 deported migrants arrived in Guatemala City on Friday, November 8, according to Guatemala’s immigration authorities.
The deportees, mostly detained at the U.S.-Mexico border while attempting entry into the U.S., were processed by the Guatemalan… pic.twitter.com/z1XzWm9Wsp
— Auden B. Cabello (@CabelloAuden) November 9, 2024
One X user responded, “15 million people, 394 per flight, only 38,071 more flights to go!”
15 million people, 394 per flight, only 38,071 more flights to go!
— California Derp (@California_Derp) November 9, 2024
However, the Biden-Harris administration has simply attempted to provide more “legal pathways” into the U.S., so the number of illegal apprehensions appear smaller.
They’re getting the migrants to use the CBP One app, then allowing them to be bused straight to the border.
Cabello announced Friday: “BREAKING: A bus under the “Emerging Safe Mobility Corridor, transporting migrants directly from southern Mexico arrived to Piedras Negras. They all have their CBP One appointment and will be entering legally into Eagle Pass, Texas.
“According to @efraiinGzz, this is the first bus that has arrived to Piedras Negras. The first few buses were destined to Reynosa, Tamaulipas.”
Mexican journalist Efraín González had posted a photo of migrants being bused into the United States, and wrote, “The first transfer of migrants via the “Emerging Corridor” arrived in Piedras Negras today. It is a new program of the Mexican government to protect asylum seekers in the US on board buses with security and food.”
BREAKING: A bus under the “Emerging Safe Mobility Corridor, transporting migrants directly from southern Mexico arrived to Piedras Negras. They all have their CBP One appointment and will be entering legally into Eagle Pass, Texas.
According to @efraiinGzz, this is the first… https://t.co/HciPTHWVfo
— Auden B. Cabello (@CabelloAuden) November 8, 2024
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