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caller: it s always been a double standard when it comes to mexico. at least they are taking illegal immigration seriously. they don t fool around. if you are at the border and you don t turn back they will shoot to kill. what goes on? how do they handle their deportations or turning people around at the border? the stories we get from the people that we have caught from central america, they are much more violent, much more intolerant. if somebody, no matter what country they are from they know if they are caught by a u.s. border patrol agent they are going to be treated fairly, they are going to be processed and sent back to their country in almost all cases. but the people we talk to, the central americans that are apprehended in mexico and later caught by us they tell us stories of being robbed and beatens, raped in some cases. it s a very dangerous journey and a different environment in terms of law enforcement.
priority. they knew very well that they were overloading the system, that people weren t going to show up and that nothing would happen to them. again, we re starting to see the numbers tick up again on the southwest border. it s a great deal. no deterrent to this. obviously, they are smart enough to know that. jessica, i want to thank you, i think. mexico likes to criticize us for deporting its citizens. what if i told you that mexico is now deporting more people than we are. a mexican newspaper reporting more than 107,000 for them illegals trying to break into their country largely from central and south america. about 105,000 for us. the border patrol agent, sean more ran moran on the phone, not at all surprised. you say hypocrisy to foeno end?