The BBC is reporting that 60,000 Africans came to Mexico in 2023, a massive increase from 2022, when only 6,500 made the journey. As you would guess, the “grand majority do not wish to build lives there and are looking to cross the border into the United States,” according to a UN official.
Mexico’s overall count of “irregular immigrants” was officially 782,176 last year. That number needs to be taken with a little skepticism, as an estimated 10 million illegals have entered the US, mostly by way of Mexico, since the beginning of Joe Biden’s presidency.
The official mentioned above — Dana Graber Ladek, head of mission at the UN’s International Organisation of Migration in Mexico — says that most of the African migrants come from Guinea, Angola, Mauritania, Senegal, Nigeria, and Cameroon.
Ladek offered as reasons the usual: “anything from generalised violence to extreme poverty to political upheaval — and of course there’s also the effect of climate change and natural disasters.”
Of course there is. And there is also, in case the Beeb forgets, a regime ensconced in Washington that wants as many Africans and other third-worlders to come to America as possibly can, because those future voters will guarantee permanent leftist control of what remains of the United States. According to the New York Times, the “pull” from the White House has been amplified by a crackdown on in-migration by Europe. The Times quotes one newly arrived African migrant in San Diego: “Getting into the United States is certain compared to European countries, and so I came.”
As will more and more, until and unless this madness stops. Pray that it won’t be too late.
For more, see the BBC.