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Illegal immigration advocate Enrique Morones of Border Angels told Tucker Carlson in a heated interview Monday night on Fox News that the "caravan" of some 1,500 Latin American migrants headed to the US is a form of punishment for America's interventionist "sins." The group Pueblo Sin Fronteras, which organized the invasion, said they're being aided by Mexican authorities. From Fox News: Morones said the United States is too often a "hostile nation" and pointed to what he called "intervention" in other nations' affairs. Morones accused Carlson of "lying" and asked for a document to prove Mexico is actively helping Hondurans flee into the United States.Morones made similar comments last year on Tucker's show. "US policy is what drives a lot of these people out [of Mexico and Central America]," Morones said. "The intervention in Central America, the demand [for] drugs by the American public, the intervention in the Middle East by President Bush -- those things cause people to leave." "There's a consequence to those actions," he said. "If you're going to get involved in other people's policies, you gotta pay the price." It sure is nice of Mr. Morones to admit this isn't about "enriching our culture" but instead punishing us for our "sins." Earlier in the show, Tucker said the caravan, which is being aided by Mexican authorities, amounts to an "invasion." "These aren't refugees," Tucker said. "They're border jumpers." This is an act of war on Mexico's part and a scene straight out of the anti-immigration novel The Camp of the Saints. [Update: Mark Steyn made the same comparison.] This an illegal invasion and it should be repelled by any means necessary.
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