You're trying to drown me in volume.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/soros-caravan-refugees/
Tell me what they got wrong. It seems like some reasonable explanations to me. If you disagree, quote what you disagree with and tell me why it's wrong.
You seem to swim in volumes of your own. Kate is the only succinct example in this thread. I won’t bother her, I wish I were a one liner. The last time I did that, it was all pushed out of the ozone by that guy that disappeared or is lurking.
Ok.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...ien-caravan-is-linked-to-soross-open-society/
Pueblos Sin Fronteras organized on Sept 20th, according to the above article twitter post by Jack Posobiec who embeded the photo from facebook, about meeting in Tapachula. I posted a bunch of links a couple days ago above in this thread to other organizations, before todays article from another website.
https://mobile.twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1055494313029844992
Open Societys
Complete run down including open society listed. But they appear to bury themselves several layers deep, like through the national immigration forum.
https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/centro-sin-fronteras/
In Spring 2018, hundreds of migrants from Central America approached the U.S.-Mexico border seeking asylum in the United States and threatening to enter illegally if their request was denied.
Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a group connected with the Centro affiliate
La Familia Latina Unida, organized the caravan in conjunction with the CARA Family Detention Pro Bono Project.
[23] [24] The CARA coalition consists of the
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, the
American Immigration Council, the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services, and the
American Immigration Lawyers Association, all groups advocating for legal status for illegal immigrants and expanded immigration overall.
[25] These organizations have been funded by a number of major left-of-center grantmaking foundations, including the
Open Society Foundations,
MacArthur Foundation,
Ford Foundation, and
Carnegie Corporation of New York.
[26] The caravan eventually halted in Mexico City on April 4 instead of reaching the United States border.
The Centro Sin Fronteras received $113,000 in 5 grants (2000-2005) from the
Public Welfare Foundation, a left-wing funder, and the Wieboldt Foundation.
[48] Elvira Arellano is considered a “co-chair” of the Center, although she is not listed as such on the group’s Form 990 tax filings.
[49] In 2010, the
National Immigration Forum reported giving $60,000 to the Center. The Forum, in turn, receives funding from a number of major left-wing grantmaking foundations, including the
Open Society Foundationsand
MacArthur,
Ford, and
Rockefeller Foundations.
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More, no mention of Soros just primary organizations.
https://capitalresearch.org/article/the-open-border-activists-behind-the-illegal-immigrant-caravans/