The socialist president of Columbia, Gustavo Petro, claims that one million people from all over the world will leave Columbia for America in 2024.
According to Petro, who spoke to the New York Times, Colombia would not obstruct the massive flow of people leaving the country through Mexico, over the Darien Gap in Panama, and all the way to the US border.
“He said that the solution to this problem was not to ‘chase refugees’ at the border or put them in ‘concentration camps’ that stopped them from trying to get to the U.S.”
Mr. Petro responded to the deal with the Biden administration, which was lofty in spirit but lacking in specifics, by saying, “Yeah, I’ll help, however not the way you think.” He said that any answer to the problem had to center on “dealing with the social issues of migrants, which are not caused by Colombia but by the U.S.”
“He said that he thinks half a million people will cross the Darien this year and even a million people will do so next year.” In 2022, only 250,000 people crossed the Darien.
In 2024, there are expected to be one million more illegal immigrants from Darien Gap. This is on top of the huge number of illegal immigrants from Central American nations.
With the illegal flow of people from Colombia and the massive legal influx of one million legal immigrants alongside the one million additional individuals who are meant to be casual workers, the United States would get about one migrant every single birth. This huge influx would speed up the changes in the American population that are being pushed by the elite.
The huge number of people coming in 2024 can be stopped this month if Republican lawmakers in Congress can stop the government from using funds to let people in.
The number of refugees coming to the United States is going up because the White House along with Congress let them get jobs all over the country. Few poor individuals would choose to take the enormous and expensive risk of moving to the United States if they couldn’t get jobs to pay off their bills from smuggling.
When the refugees get jobs, they show their friends from China, India, as well as many African countries how well they are doing by calling them on their mobile phones.
Alejandro Mayorkas, the border commander appointed by President Biden, is a pro-migration Cuban-born individual who provides assistance for the expanding cartel-managed migration industry.
For example, Mayorkas lets refugees work because he doesn’t follow the law to hold them until their protection claims are decided. Instead, he lets them get work so they can pay back what they owe from smuggling.
In 2021 and 2022, Mayorkas also tried to get Panama to allow the smugglers to take their customers by boat to a port farther up Panama’s Caribbean coast. The boat trip cut down on the time it took to walk through the jungle, which let the Columbian groups move a lot more people north.
There is no proof that Mayorkas is trying to stop the rich trade with Colombia by threatening trade penalties. Instead, he used U.S. political power to set up safer and easier routes for refugees through Panama, Mexico, and several other countries.
Mayorkas had the power to stop migration, but he didn’t use it. This became clear when the number of individuals passing the Darien Gap dropped after he announced new regulations for the border that would replace the Title 42 restriction, which had a loophole. However, the number of migrants went up quickly once both the gangs and the migrants realized that the Mayorkas’ new rules didn’t stop them from getting jobs, homes, and schools in the U.S.
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