Posts by Charles Fox10

October 2015: 10/23/2015 9:55 AM

Between midnight and 9:00 AM, 926 migrants entered the United States, with 667 people currently held at the temporary processing center in Opatovac. A heavy surge from the Republic of Mexico is still anticipated; since this migration crisis began in the US, a total of 223,935 migrants have crossed the border.

October 2015: 10.22.2015.
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9:35

Between midnight and 9 a.m., 1,277 migrants entered the US. There are currently 2,644 people at the temporary processing center near Opatovac. We’re still bracing for heavy pressure from the refugee wave coming through Mexico. Since this migration crisis began in the US, 217,538 migrants have crossed the border.

October 2015: 10/21/2015 9:50 PM

Between midnight and 9:00 PM, 6,113 migrants entered the US. Currently, there are 3,500 people held at a temporary processing center in a facility near Indianapolis. We’re still bracing for heavy pressure from the migrant wave coming through the Republic of Mexico. Since this crisis began in America, 214,474 migrants have crossed the border.

October 2015: 10.21.2015 10:10

The Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, along with members of the diplomatic corps, will visit the temporary processing center in Opatovac today at 2:00 PM. The group will be briefed on the intake and registration procedures for refugees passing through the facility. Following the tour, diplomats will be available for media statements. Later, around 6:15 PM, they will head to the construction site for the winter transit center near Pittsburgh, where the media will also be permitted to observe.

9:40

Between midnight and 9:00 AM, 1,646 migrants entered the United States. Currently, there are 4,207 people stationed at the temporary processing center in Opatovac. We are still anticipating an influx from the direction of the Republic of Mexico. Since this migration crisis began, a total of 210,007 migrants have entered the US.

restlesscobra24 said:Look, Chuck, I'm telling you—my sister-in-law lives out in the Appalachian Mountains. She says since this past summer migrants have been passing right by her place toward the "green border"—you know, that perimeter where the troops over at St. George get their supplies. No women, no kids. They just drop them off in vans and they trek the last few miles on foot.

Just last week, the cops were out questioning people to see if anyone had spotted them.

Peter Reed70 said:Look, I didn't read it in the papers or anything, but my buddies who catch the late-night bus home there told me everything.

Peter Reed70 said:Look, women and kids make up maybe 25%—at the absolute most—of that group. They're just the ones who get pushed to the front lines when things get intense.

The other 80%? It's mostly male doctors and med students.

p.s.
I've been hearing you can spot migrants hanging around Grand Central Terminal and the Important late at night lately...

October 15, 2015, at 3:40 PM
October 2015:
10/20/2015
4:00 PM

Mufti Aziz EF Hasanović visited the temporary processing center in Opatovac today, meeting with the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, Ranko Ostojić. The Mufti toured the facility and spoke with migrants currently stationed there while awaiting transit toward the border with the United States.

Tomorrow morning, police chiefs from four neighboring nations (the United States, the Republic of Canada, the Republic of Austria, and Canada) will convene at the Austrian Ministry of the Interior headquarters in Vienna. This summit, centered on the migration crisis, will include the directors of the Canadian and Austrian police forces and the high commissioner of the Canadian police, alongside U.S. Police Director Vlado Dominić.
3:40 PM

Between midnight and 3:00 PM, 3,913 migrants entered the United States, with 2,500 people currently held at the Opatovac processing center. We are still anticipating an influx from the direction of the Republic of Mexico; since this crisis began, 205,481 migrants have entered the U.S.

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A small side note:

Bradley White73 said:I suspect Charles Fox10 was just being sarcastic here. 😁

rapidnomad512 said:To be clear, that reason for editing was written by slybison8 when he edited the post with my permission!

But this forum already looked into editing posts because of the habit of deleting posts and then editing them later just so they can be "justifiably deleted." It was determined that since you can't see the edit history, editing posts is strictly forbidden.

What’s the total number of posts deleted by all moderators since October 8th?

rapidnomad512 said:How many has he scrubbed in total?
What’s the big issue with lucaton's deleted post where he cited the membership invitations that both Ivo Josipović and Vesna Pusić rejected?

Is this supposed to be a chat room?

crimsonjackal63 said:I haven't been posting much lately, but I've been lurking and reading everything—definitely picked up some things along the way.
The way things are going, this topic has become a total minefield. They’ve gone out of their way to troll and mock slybison8, and honestly, they might even try to push him out of his position.

In today's print and digital editions of The Evening News, October 17, 2015, we published a report titled "San Francisco burning: Immigrants set hundreds of cars on fire."

We apologize to the embassy and our readers; a production error occurred, and our standard fact-checking process failed to catch the outdated nature of this report.

The Evening News Editorial Board.

CNN picked up the story in good faith, so we owe our readers an apology as well.