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   From: NoOne@private.corp   
      
   On 8/29/2024 8:32 PM, Lucas McCain wrote:   
   > Kamala's invaders are now forming guerrilla bands to terrorize American   
   > citizens and their children.   
   >   
   > California parents terrified after group of 20 [invaders] try to board   
   > elementary school bus   
   > By Germania Rodriguez Poleo, Chief U.S. Reporter For Dailymail.Com   
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   > Published: 09:16 EDT, 29 August 2024 | Updated: 10:30 EDT, 29 August 2024   
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   > A group of as many as 20 [invaders] tried to board school busus (sic)   
   > filled with kids in southern California, according to officials.   
   > The [invaders] attempted to board buses along two school routes twice   
   > this week at the stop near Highway 94 and Cochera, per the Jamul-Dulzura   
   > Union School District in San Diego County.   
   >   
   > Superintendent Liz Bystedt said in a letter to parents that on Tuesday   
   > three [invaders] were walking in the middle of the highway, trying to   
   > stop one of the district's school buses and forcing it to go around the   
   > group.   
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   > Then on Wednesday morning, about 20 [invaders] rushed at one bus as it   
   > was picking up students from the same stop.   
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   > Parents who were present say they helped the bus driver ensure that none   
   > of the [invaders] boarded the bus, as reported by Fox5 San Diego.   
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   > The [invaders] attempted to board buses along two school routes twice   
   > this week in San Diego County - at the bus stop near Highway 94 and Cochera   
   >   
   > Nicole Cardinale told Fox 5 her eight-year-old son's school bus was one   
   > of the ones affected this week, describing the incident as 'really scary.'   
   >   
   > 'He said these adults - they weren't kids - had backpacks on and they   
   > were trying to get on [his bus]... He said there was a lot of them.   
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   > Bystedt has announced that buses will now skip stops with [invaders]   
   > nearby, heading to the next one on the route, for 'the safety of   
   > students and bus drivers.'   
   >   
   > 'Please stay [vigilant] and if the bus drives by, please follow the bus   
   > to pick up your child at the next stop,' the superintendent told parents.   
   >   
   > It's unclear why the [invaders] tried to board the buses, but [invader]   
   > advocate Pedro Rios told Fox 5 that the heat and mountainous terrain in   
   > the area can drive a desperate response.   
   >   
   > The school district reported the incident to US patrol, California   
   > Highway Patrol and the San Diego's Sheriff's office.   
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   > 'Please stay [vigilant] and if the bus drives by, please follow the bus   
   > to pick up your child at the next stop,' the superintendent told parents   
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   > Nicole Cardinale told Fox 5 her eight-year-old son's school bus was one   
   > of the ones affected this week, describing the incident as 'really scary'   
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   > The Sheriff’s Department said in a statement to Fox 5: 'The San Diego   
   > Sheriff’s Office was made aware of this incident today. We are   
   > conducting a follow up investigation to determine if a criminal act has   
   > occurred.   
   >   
   > 'The Sheriff’s Office takes issues regarding student safety very   
   > seriously and are working with the school district in order to keep the   
   > students and our community safe.'   
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   > San Diego became the busiest corridor for illegal crossings in April,   
   > according to U.S. figures, the fifth region to hold that distinction in   
   > two years in a sign of how quickly [invasion] routes are changing.   
   >   
   > Many [invaders] say San Diego is the easiest and least dangerous place   
   > to cross. They constantly check their phones for messages, social media   
   > posts and voice calls that help them plan their route and crossing.   
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   > San Diego became the busiest corridor for illegal crossings in April,   
   > according to U.S. figures   
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   > It's unclear why the [invaders]  tried to board the buses, but   
      
   Stopped reading there as "invaders" is a clear Fox lie designed to   
   divide America for profit. Sad.   
      
      
      
   > [invaders] advocate Pedro Rios told Fox 5 that the heat and mountainous   
   > terrain in the area can drive a desperate response   
   >   
   > San Diego’s draw lies in part because Tijuana is the largest city on the   
   > Mexican side of the border, U.S. officials say. [invaders] of nearly 100   
   > nationalities have arrived at Tijuana’s airport this year, including   
   > 12,000 each from Colombia and Cuba, about 6,000 each from Haiti and   
   > Venezuela and thousands more from Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, China and   
   > Mauritania.   
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   > [Invasion] in San Diego presents a challenge because people come from a   
   > wider variety of countries — including India, Georgia, Egypt, Jamaica   
   > and Vietnam — where deportation flights can be costly and difficult to   
   > arrange, U.S. officials say. Mexicans, who are deported nearby over   
   > land, and Guatemalans and Hondurans, whose governments have long   
   > accepted frequent deportation flights, are a smaller presence there than   
   > elsewhere on the border.   
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   > [Make these invaders Mexico's problem. The Democratic governors and   
   > Harris show weakness by allowing Mexico to send these invaders into the   
   > U.S. and not paying Mexico back in kind.]   
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