[Serious] Guatemalan and Honduran refugees are traveling over 1000 miles across Mexico to seek asylum in the US. Why does nobody suggest they seek asylum in Mexico where they share a language and other cultural similarities?
Posted Apr 3, 2019, 1:17 AM UTC
Mexico is violent and dangerous. They are trying to flee to America so they can have a better life for them and their kids.
Any further questions, or do you want to just close this thread up and be on your way?
Mexico is way less violent than any place in Central America and there are parts where you can live on par with any developed nation. The contrast between Central America and Mexico is almost as big as USA and Mexico.
When they deny asylum in Mexico they are no longer refugees
Why can't they come to America?
Because we are no longer obligated to let them through when they deny our help,the only reason they managed to get to USA is because Trump couldn't keep its mouth shut and attracted cameras rsther than letting the mexican government return them like all the past times since 10 years ago
But. Why can't they? Don't argue some vague political point. Think of them as regular people with families who want to come to America? Why can't they go through the legal refugee policy of the country you live in? What about it do you oppose?