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| Index > funding of the caravan |
| Who is funding the Caravans? |
| People Without Borders aka Pueblo Sin Fronteras |
| Published 5:09 p.m. CT October 23rd, 2018 | Updated 31 minutes ago |
| After much research I have
found out who is helping to fund the caravans that are advancing towards the
USA, in addition, the process is very interesting. An extensive read
can be had by following the link below outlining the methods used.
However you must read the full report to grasp the protocol that is very
much legal. Groups in Chicago under a 501c3 corporation and it's affiliates
are the culprits.
George Soros and others, simply donate to the 501c3’s (and c4’s)
when funding is needed. A good example of a non-profit generating
revenue for activists is the "National Day Laborer Organization
Network. In 2015, the organization
reported revenue of over three million dollars. Pueblo Sin Fronteras
(People Without Borders) is registered as a "Coalition Member" of the National day laborer organization network.
Income for 2016 and 2017 have not been reported.
So, it is sad to report, it’s the Catholic
activists who are at the root of these issues. |
| Read more information on Pueblo Sin Fronteras, Centro Sin Fronteras and La Familia Latina Unida (Nonprofits) below... |
| The Pueblo Sin Fronteras (“People Without Borders”) is a project of La Familia Latina Unida, a Chicago, Illinois-based 501(c)(4) illegal immigration advocacy organization formed in 2001 by Elvira Arellano, an activist for immigrants living illegally in the United States. The organization is affiliated with the Chicago-based 501(c)(3) pro-illegal immigration groups Centro Sin Fronteras and Pueblo Sin Fronteras. Together, the organizations have been involved in organizing approximately 1,000 refugees from Central America to attempt to cross the U.S. and Mexican borders illegally since 2010. |
| In mid-October 2018, another caravan of roughly 4,000 to 7,000 immigrants seeking illegal entry into the United States was launched from Central America. The caravan, which first crossed the Guatemalan border into Mexico illegally on October 19, was organized by at least one activist from Pueblo Sin Fronteras, He was identified as Denis Omar Contreras, sometimes spelled “Contera” or “Contrera.” |
| On October 18, 2018, Pueblo Sin Fronteras activist Irineo Mujica, who holds dual American and Mexican citizenship, was arrested by Mexican officials during a pro-illegal immigration protest held in Ciudad Hidalgo, near the Mexico-Guatemala border. While Pueblo Sin Fronteras activist Alex Mensing told reporters Mujica was not involved in organizing the October 2018 caravan, Mujica is listed as one of two Mexico-based contacts for a press release following the March 2018 Pueblo Sin Fronteras caravans. |
| Activists: |
| Alex Mensing is an organizer and program coordinator for Pueblo Sin Fronteras and its affiliates.
Mensing has spent a significant amount of time with refugees in Central America and organizing illegal immigrant caravans to the United
States it has been reported. Irineo Mujica, an Arizona-based activist holding dual United States and Mexican citizenship, is a caravan organizer for Pueblo Sin Fronteras. In October 2018, he was arrested by Mexican officials in Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, for his involvement in a pro-illegal immigration protest.
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| Sources: |
| https://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/ |
| https://apps.irs.gov/pub/epostcard/cor/363537141_201706_990EZ_2017121415026022.pdf |
| https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/national-day-laborer-organizing-network/ |
| https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/pueblo-sin-fronteras/ |
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