Couple drone strikes would put a stop to thisNeed to start doing people like they do on the borders of NKmaybe then people would get the point.
Chinese migrants are the fastest growing group crossing into the US from Mexico — 60 minutes clip 🤔😲
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Be leaving their country expecting a better life to end up in a situation like that sounds crazy. I'd find another country to move to.
Also didn't know China had it that bad that lot of people were leaving. Maybe it's all CCP propaganda. I always see these videos of all the advancements they've made in tech and infrastructure. Of course their shyt is often questionable so I can see why people may be leaving.
We've got enough of yall
Think I read that more people were moving to Mexico than coming from there, as far as actual Mexicans are concerned and not people crossing thru from other countries.
Republicans clearly want chaos at the border
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They fly…they mentioned that there were direct flights to a Latin American country. Many of them are middle class Chinese so they aren’t struggling financially
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Too busy giving Israel military aid to massacre babies.where the fukk is biden at???
4 Chinese citizens, 1 in US illegally, allegedly found with $22.5M worth of marijuana plants in Georgia
Louis CasianoTue, February 27, 2024 at 9:37 PM EST·2 min read
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4 Chinese citizens, 1 in US illegally, allegedly found with $22.5M worth of marijuana plants in Georgia
Georgia law enforcement officials thought they were raiding an illegal food manufacturing plant before discovering $22.5 million in marijuana plants last week, authorities said Tuesday.
Four Chinese citizens were arrested in connection with an illegal marijuana growing facility in Pierce County. The suspects, identified as Zhu Sheng Bing, Jinpeng Ma, Chenhui Shu and Wei Sheng Deng, were taken into custody.
They each face a charge of felony possession of marijuana. Additional trafficking charges are expected, authorities said.
"The agriculture industry is not immune to criminal activity," Tyler Harper, Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner, said at a news conference to announce the bust. "I say all the time, just like water takes the easiest path, so does criminal activity from time to time."
Deng has been detained by U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE), according to his arrest booking report. The other three were in the U.S. legally, authorities said.
They are all being held without bail.
The investigation into an alleged rural food manufacturing facility was launched four weeks ago, Harper said. People at the facility allegedly told an undercover law enforcement officer they were growing an "edible food product," Pierce County Sheriff Ramsey Bennett said.
Georgia authorities found more than 11,000 marijuana plants at an illegal facility, authorities said.
The bust happened last week when authorities executed a search warrant before allegedly finding more than 11,000 marijuana plants inside the facility.
The facility had been in operation since 2022, Bennett said.
"We do know people within the organization that we're familiar with here in the county, they have ties with people from Staten Island (New York) to the Houston metropolitan area," the sheriff said.
The facility in Pierce County had thousands of marijuana plants when deputies searched the building.
"This wasn't your average south Georgia countrymen with a few plants in the backyard or a few plants in the closet," he added. "It far exceeds that."
And all along I thought the Vietnamese had the weed game on lock..
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4 Chinese citizens, 1 in US illegally, allegedly found with $22.5M worth of marijuana plants in Georgia
Louis Casiano
Tue, February 27, 2024 at 9:37 PM EST·2 min read
227
4 Chinese citizens, 1 in US illegally, allegedly found with $22.5M worth of marijuana plants in Georgia
Georgia law enforcement officials thought they were raiding an illegal food manufacturing plant before discovering $22.5 million in marijuana plants last week, authorities said Tuesday.
Four Chinese citizens were arrested in connection with an illegal marijuana growing facility in Pierce County. The suspects, identified as Zhu Sheng Bing, Jinpeng Ma, Chenhui Shu and Wei Sheng Deng, were taken into custody.
They each face a charge of felony possession of marijuana. Additional trafficking charges are expected, authorities said.
"The agriculture industry is not immune to criminal activity," Tyler Harper, Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner, said at a news conference to announce the bust. "I say all the time, just like water takes the easiest path, so does criminal activity from time to time."
Deng has been detained by U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE), according to his arrest booking report. The other three were in the U.S. legally, authorities said.
They are all being held without bail.
The investigation into an alleged rural food manufacturing facility was launched four weeks ago, Harper said. People at the facility allegedly told an undercover law enforcement officer they were growing an "edible food product," Pierce County Sheriff Ramsey Bennett said.
Georgia authorities found more than 11,000 marijuana plants at an illegal facility, authorities said.
The bust happened last week when authorities executed a search warrant before allegedly finding more than 11,000 marijuana plants inside the facility.
The facility had been in operation since 2022, Bennett said.
"We do know people within the organization that we're familiar with here in the county, they have ties with people from Staten Island (New York) to the Houston metropolitan area," the sheriff said.
The facility in Pierce County had thousands of marijuana plants when deputies searched the building.
"This wasn't your average south Georgia countrymen with a few plants in the backyard or a few plants in the closet," he added. "It far exceeds that."
And all along I thought the Vietnamese had the weed game on lock..
Throw them in gitmo!!!
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Y'all are really this gullible
Ain't no way
Ain't no way
扔进该死的 毛巾 !!!4 Chinese citizens, 1 in US illegally, allegedly found with $22.5M worth of marijuana plants in Georgia
Louis Casiano
Tue, February 27, 2024 at 9:37 PM EST·2 min read
227
4 Chinese citizens, 1 in US illegally, allegedly found with $22.5M worth of marijuana plants in Georgia
They are all being held without bail.
The investigation into an alleged rural food manufacturing facility was launched four weeks ago, Harper said. People at the facility allegedly told an undercover law enforcement officer they were growing an "edible food product," Pierce County Sheriff Ramsey Bennett said.
The bust happened last week when authorities executed a search warrant before allegedly finding more than 11,000 marijuana plants inside the facility.
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And all along I thought the Vietnamese had the weed game on lock..
