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Mexico refuses US military flight deporting migrants, sources say
(www.reuters.com)
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This is exactly what I expected- countries will not take them back.
And for all the people who claim there will be no concentration camps, what do you think they will do with all of the people they are planning to deport who's countries won't take them back? The plan is to deport 20 million people. Even 1% of that number who's countries refuse to take them back would require a concentration camp. Even 0.1%. Even if the plan was to put those people in prison, we do not have enough beds in prisons.
Because half the people in those airplanes are not even Mexican citizens, they mag be from any Latin American country. It's literally the US dumping it's problems into Mexico, of course they don't allow any of that. That is also ignoring the humanitarian disaster that the US is generating and which Mexico would like to have no part in.
Iirc the (original) Nazis didn't resort to camps first either. It's painfully obvious where this is all going
You're exactly right. It did not start with the camps.
*attempted deportation
The countries that the Nazis shipped the Jews to refused to take them.
Brazil took them back. I read they also got their first batch, a few hundred.
This is crazy.