[OCPelican]

Originally Posted by NEKROHUNTER ↗

Welcome to Mexico, the country where follow the protocols its more important than human lives...

I live here and really its a shitty society constant. Here to some people its easier following rules and commands than think for theirselves...

You must be poor and live in a shithole area. Mexico is beautiful where I visit.

[Ferocity]

I doubt everyone inside the cell wanted the fire to start, and if true that means innocent people died that night as a result of a few bad apples. Imagine being falsely imprisoned there that night

[Ferocity]

Originally Posted by Tornadolen ↗

In Mexico, there is an uproar about that incident

I bet. Probably because most people know right from wrong.

[Gore Whore]

Originally Posted by Tornadolen ↗

In Mexico, there is an uproar about that incident, criticizing the security guards for not opening the gates, but I understand the guards. It is better to let them die inside and save myself thinking about my family, those people are savages and they started the fire, fuck 'em

Exactly

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Tornadolen ↗

In Mexico, there is an uproar about that incident, criticizing the security guards for not opening the gates, but I understand the guards. It is better to let them die inside and save myself thinking about my family, those people are savages and they started the fire, fuck 'em

What a humanitarian.

[vondeckbar72]

Fuck 'em. I stand with the guards.

[minka1]

Originally Posted by Tornadolen ↗

In Mexico, there is an uproar about that incident, criticizing the security guards for not opening the gates, but I understand the guards. It is better to let them die inside and save myself thinking about my family, those people are savages and they started the fire, fuck 'em

JFC. Wow. You're a complete pos.

[kellyhound]

Mexican prosecutors announced a homicide investigation Wednesday into the recent deaths of 39 migrants in a detention center fire, accusing the people in charge of doing nothing to evacuate them.

Authorities faced mounting scrutiny of their handling of the disaster after video surveillance footage appeared to show guards leaving as flames engulfed a cell with migrants locked inside.

An investigation was opened "for the crime of homicide and damage to property," though other possible crimes would also be considered, said Sara Irene Herrerias, a prosecutor specializing in human rights.

"None of the public servants or the private security personnel took any action to open the door for the migrants who were inside," she told reporters.

Eight people had been identified as allegedly responsible for the failure following the fire that began late Monday, Security Minister Rosa Icela Rodriguez said at the same news conference.

Those include two federal agents and a state immigration official, as well as five members of a private security company.

Prosecutors were seeking several arrest warrants, Herrerias said.

A migrant had been accused of starting the fire by others who were inside the detention center, she added, without giving details about the person.

President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador earlier vowed there would be "no impunity" over the tragedy in Ciudad Juarez across the border from El Paso, in the US state of Texas.

"We will not hide anything," he told reporters.

Those found to have been responsible for "causing this painful tragedy will be punished in conformity with the law," he added.

Lopez Obrador said Tuesday that the migrants were believed to have started the fire themselves in a protest against deportations.

In the video, whose authenticity was confirmed by the government, three guards seem to hurry away leaving migrants in their cell as flames spread and smoke rapidly fills the building.

El Salvador, which said some of its citizens were seriously injured, demanded the people running the facility be punished since the video showed migrants "were left inside the cells without any chance of getting to safety."

In Washington, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre described the video as "heartbreaking" and offered "condolences for the tragic loss of life."

She said officials from the two countries had been in contact, and raised the possibility some of the injured might be allowed to receive medical assistance in the United States.

Several hundred migrants later tried to cross the frontier from Ciudad Juarez before surrendering to a US border patrol, amid rumors the United States was allowing entry on humanitarian grounds, according to an AFP reporter.

[Hunter1031]

This is absolutely disgusting and insane we continue to allow these men in by the millions! Now we are paying their medical bills. So done with this bullshit. Never been more racist then I am now and that’s because of the utter hatred and violence shown now to white Americans…. Everyone just seems it acceptable. Sorry about their luck but they are criminals who continue to push the sex trafficking of children and the murder of innocents by their actions. So done with this migrant BS. Torch em all.

[fapfapfap]

Originally Posted by Hunter1031 ↗

This is absolutely disgusting and insane we continue to allow these men in by the millions! Now we are paying their medical bills. So done with this bullshit. Never been more racist then I am now and that’s because of the utter hatred and violence shown now to white Americans…. Everyone just seems it acceptable. Sorry about their luck but they are criminals who continue to push the sex trafficking of children and the murder of innocents by their actions. So done with this migrant BS. Torch em all.

The fuck are you talking about? Did you even watch the video? Or did you just see the word "Migrants" and start windmilling?