So who is paying the transportation costs? 7,000 people walking 1,800 miles at 25 miles a day. Don’t make me laugh. Of course they are being bussed.
It’s much closer to 2300 miles to the U.S. from Tegucigalpa. It is difficult for any but the most seasoned hiker to keep up a pace that averages 20 miles/ day every day for weeks on end. The nutritional requirements for a journey of this length, makes this even more difficult.
I've been asking that, too. I hope someone is digging into it. Certainly not the Enemedia people.
From what I've seen even busing them is impossible. You are talking about over one hundred buses to move that many people. Where are all these buses? Who is fueling them, driving them, where did they come from?
Bottom line, there is no way to move 7,000 people 1,500 miles in such a short time without massive support.
The only way this many people end up at our border in the next few weeks is if it's NOT the same people we are seeing and they are at the border already.
Few people in this age are both able and willing to walk 25 miles a day, certainly not with children accompanying them. Walking that far day after day is not possible even unless someone is accompanying them with food and water, they cannot walk that many miles a day and find food and water along the way, the whole thing is absurd on its face. I am 74 and I grew up walking behind a mule during the summer, walking all day long is taxing even to a sixteen year old, corn fed, farm boy who has been working since he was big enough to carry a single piece of firewood.