Invasion USA — Globalist Summit Wants to Spur More Mass Migration
A three-day world summit on global migration that concluded in Geneva, Switzerland, on January 25 undoubtedly will be providing further impetus for millions more migrants from every country in the world to inundate what’s left of the already-overwhelmed U.S.-Mexico border.
Leading the charge for the Biden administration at the summit is former Obama and Biden lieutenant Amy Pope, who now serves as the director general of the UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Geneva. Pope, who was one of the main speakers at the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) 14th Summit held January 23-25 at the Geneva International Conference Center, has been a key player in the open-borders movement for many years. From the start of her term as IOM chief, Pope made clear that her primary objective is to create and expand “more regular pathways” for migrants to flood the United States and Europe. According to IOM estimates, there were about 281 million international migrants in the world in 2020, about 3.6 percent of the global population. In one of her first public statements as the new IOM head, she said that “we collectively, with our member states and with the support of IOM, need to build up more regular pathways. Whether they are labor pathways, whether they are other humanitarian or family reunification pathways, we need to ensure that people who cannot stay at home have a safe way to move.” The Associated Press reported on January 22, the day before the opening of the summit, that Pope was launching an IOM “global appeal” for $7.9 billion because “irregular and forced migration have reached unprecedented levels.” However, in addition to the perverse open-borders policies of the Biden administration, much of the unprecedented levels of migrants rushing to our borders, as we report below, can be attributed to the massive financial “pathway” incentives offered by UN agencies in Mexico, Latin America, and around the world.
“Accelerating” “More Regular Pathways” — for 281 Million Migrants?
This “more regular pathways” nostrum, which is a mantra among the professional activists of the massively funded migration lobby, is echoed by their allies in the media. The official agenda for the opening day of the GFMD Summit gave priority to a panel discussing “options to accelerate the implementation of … regular and orderly migration pathways.” The official U.S. representative on that panel was Marta Costanza Youth, principal deputy assistant secretary for the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration. Like Amy Pope and Alejandro Mayorkas, Youth is one of the Biden administration’s factotums responsible for the current crisis at our disappearing southern border. And like them, she can usually be counted on to deliver nonsensical statements about how the administration is doing everything possible to render our borders more secure. In truth, as the unprecedented tsunami of migrants streaming across our border unequivocally testifies, the Biden administration is engaged in a full-blown operation to bring as many new Democrat voters as he possibly can who will be beholden to the Democrat Party and who can be counted in the next census for Congressional reapportionment to provide more blue districts.
Geneva: UN-Globalist Cesspool
Headquartered in Geneva, the GFMD serves as a central hub bringing together more than a dozen UN agencies, 193 UN member governments, and dozens of international NGOs to promote national and international policies that support worldwide mass migration as “the new normal.” Besides the International Organization for Migration (IOM), key actors in the GFMD process and at the GFMD summits include the Davos billionaire cabal of the World Economic Forum (WEF), the Wuhan virus spreaders of the World Health Organization (WHO), and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, a principal funder of leftist and globalist ventures. Add to that the World Bank (WB), African Development Bank (ADB), Asian Development Bank (ADB), Mayors Migration Council (MMC), European Union (EU), UN Network on Migration (UN Network), United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), and United Nations Women (UN WOMEN).