So she had money for IVF? Had them when she was late 30's… stupid story doesn't hold up.
Remember ElsaGate?
Robert Evans
Jace Rivera
Seem to be OK wearing clothes in this pic…
Jason Davis
Most disposable diapers that I've seen have a logo on the front that disappears when wet to indicate they peed. The girl's diaper looks to me like it's puffy empty. That doesn't mean there isn't anything in there, though. Just that it doesn't look to the eye that she used it. The boy on her lap though is a different story. It looks pretty damn piss loaded. Hubby just walked by and said it looks full. I don't see a pee logo, and it looks weighted down like it's overfull. Tbh, in my experience, judging by eye can be deceiving sometimes and the only way to know for sure is to open it up.
Ayden Watson
So loaded with bags of cocaine to smuggle through.
Wyatt Edwards
I think that a good angle to play is to try and Meme for the Mexicans to get it across that those little girls most likely were raped by non-mexican latino parasites.
Mexico has a Macho population.
Mexico just needs a little push and they would be interrogating the males to find the rapist, and to find out which women were raped.
Once the rapist are found the Cartels would stuff them in Nacho sauce cans. The cartels would go to their women, and explain what they did to kiddie rapist & produce many goblins.
Sebastian Young
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Washington post has more info/disinfo on the photographer and family
“I think my picture tells the story of what’s happening now,” he said.
Kim has been following the migrants since he arrived in Mexico City on Nov. 14. He captured images of migrant children sitting inside a bus as they waited for some food in Culiacan, Mexico. He followed migrants at a gas station in Navojoa, Mexico, where they bathed and waited in line for food. And in Mexicali, Mexico, migrants piled like sardines on top of trucks as they traveled east to Tijuana.
The migrants arrived in Tijuana several days ago and had been camped out at a sports complex not far from the U.S. border.
On Sunday morning, some of them began to march toward the San Ysidro border crossing. They carried flags from their country, and banners that said “TRUMP WE HATE YOU NOT” and “MR TRUMP HELP US PLEASE.” Kim followed the group, spotting several children and people carrying strollers.
A majority of the group gathered near the border peacefully, while thousands of others did not march and stayed at the sports complex. But a scuffle broke out between Mexican police in riot gear and a couple of dozen protesters, with some running across a dry canal and others trying to cross through different entry points.
[Why tear gas, lobbed at migrants on the southern border, is banned in warfare]
Kim recalled seeing two men try to dismantle the wire fence. U.S. officials say some threw rocks and bottles at border officers, who then fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Then Kim saw the woman as she started running from the smoke, holding her 5-year-old twin daughters with both hands. Her teenage son was running next to her, Kim said. A Reuters spokeswoman confirmed that the woman had traveled from Honduras to Mexico with all of her five children.
Kim followed the family as they rushed back toward Tijuana, crossing a river and climbing up a concrete barrier. When they got to the top, one of the twins began crying, her tiny face full of anguish as she held on to what looks like a small plastic ball. Kim said the girl was pointing toward her bare feet. She had just lost her slippers.
A migrant girl from Honduras, part of a caravan of thousands traveling from Central America to the United States, cries after fleeing tear gas thrown by U.S. authorities near the border in Tijuana, Mexico, on Nov. 25. (Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters)
Kim, who is Korean, does not speak Spanish and said he was able to ask the woman only where they were from. Later, a colleague was able to find the family, which had returned to the sports complex. Reuters learned that the woman had left Honduras to reunite with her children’s father, who is in the United States, Kim said.
In an interview with Buzzfeed News, the woman, 39-year-old Maria Meza, said she and her five children were standing near the fence when border agents fired tear gas at them. She said she didn’t try to cross and was only looking across the border.
“I was scared. I wanted to cry. That’s when I grabbed my daughters and ran,” Meza said. “I thought my kids were going to die with me because of the gas we inhaled.”
Isaiah Cruz
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in what I said? Allow me to try again. It's possible that it's both. It's clearly weighed down, so there's something inside. But I don't see a design on the front of the boy's diaper, which means very likely he did pee into it, and design faded if there was one to begin with. However, it's very possible too that something has been sealed up to be water tight for protection, such as a bag of drugs. As a mother, I honestly can't see how she's ignoring the big lump he's sitting on, as well as his squirming. If it was all pee, it would soak through to her leg.
Hudson Collins
Supposedly her son is 13… so I'm not sure who this boy with the diaper is supposed to be. Other stories are saying her husband is already in the USA. Lots of clearly staged/posed photos from Reuters holding a teargas cannister etc, so it seems like they're at least in some place where there is time to apply makeup and change diapers, but these kids seem way to old for diapers imho.
I'm guessing it's all just staged and props, with the photographers suggesting why don't you have the kids just run out wearing only diapers, since we can clearly see that they do have other clothes to change into.
The whole thing stinks to me. Propaganda.
Joshua Bell
An illegal with "her" children related to another illegal already here. If he was here legally she wouldn't have to jump the border.
I hate these subhumans so fucking much. The legal ones too, they all need to be deported. They do nothing to benefit us what-so-ever.
Ian Diaz