Broken promise: Trump admin surrenders to caravan and drug cartels

From  the  Conservative  Review:

A few weeks ago, we thought the issue of the caravan was over. A president like Donald Trump would not tolerate a blatant violation of our sovereignty and would not let the caravan on our soil, much less continue the catch-and-release policy. It appears that this posture is crumbling quickly. The administration is telegraphing the wrong message to the politically-driven caravans and the drug cartels that help them cross the border, according to one immigration expert. 

“After initial tough talk, the Trump administration has so far allowed about one-third of the remaining caravan participants to come into the United States to make an asylum claim,” said Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration Studies in an interview with CR. “This choice on how to handle the demands of the caravan and its organizers will only encourage others to follow suit and demand the chance to apply also. Already, a group of Mexicans said to be even larger than the Central American group has set up a tent city nearby where the caravan has parked itself in Tijuana.” 

Arizona media reported yesterday that 158 illegals were allowed into the border crossing for processing and roughly half the application have been submitted. Another 50 remain camped outside.