Also the Ebola scare was already sold back in the day and in the end nothing important happened, so it's going to be hard to sell this.
(If you're going to downvote please provide an argument, thanks.)
Contrary to what has been reported in the Fox News / Trump Birds bubble, the people in the caravan have expressed their intention to follow a fully legal process of applying for asylum.
As to why people lawfully applying for asylum might be a problem, I don't think it is a one. You may agree... or if you disagree, I would point out the fact that such acts follow a long tradition of lawful immigration to the United States, one which has built our country from some of the most motivated people in the world. But you may be laboring under the false assumption that they are intending to enter the US illegally.
Based on the amount of false information being pushed by people with a lot of money and very loud voices, it seems likely that your opinion that the caravan is a problem may be based on this particular misunderstanding of what's going on... that you think they plan to enter illegally.
If not, we're in a different conversation entirely, about what America is at its core.
Thank you for not adding to the false information being pushed by people with money.
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0. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2017-07-...
But I was just giving a reason as to why this isn't on the media. No point on making this political.
It arguably does far more times than it doesn't.
> Also you have to understand some people don't want immigrants at all.
Putting aside the fact that 99% of the time they are decedents of immigrants, I've yet to hear one compelling reason why they should be taken seriously.
Yes concerns should be listened to, and if the people have utterly ludicrous concerns, the people should be educated.
EDIT: Good to see the down votes