Caravan organizer demands that U.S. either allow 'em entry or pay 'em $50,000 EACH to go home

If you're not a liberal moonbat you probably think it's outrageous that tens of thousands of people from various Central American countries march to our southern border and DEMAND to be admitted and given benefits.

We all understand the eagerness of every resident of the third world to enter the U.S. and live off the generosity of the U.S. taxpayer.  But to demand that they have the right to do that strikes most of us as waaay over the top.

But as the saying goes, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

Last Tuesday about 100 "migrants"--i.e. people demanding they be allowed to enter the U.S. in defiance of immigration law--marched to the American consulate in Tijuana carrying a list of demands for the Trump administration.

Demands.

One of them demanded that the U.S. government either let them in the country or pay them $50,000 each to go home.

Organizer Alfonso Guerreo Ulloa told reporters $50,000 "is not a very big sum."  "It may seem like a lot of money to you," he said, "But it is a small sum compared to everything the United States has stolen from Honduras."

For the record, U.S. taxpayers give the government of Honduras $100 million in aid every year.

In addition to demanding $50,000 per "migrant" the "organizer" also asked the U.S. one small favor: that the U.S. government remove Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez from office.

Of course alert reporters immediately countered that such a thing was absolutely unthinkable.   After all, one of the key demands of liberals was to end "Yankee meddling."

One more indicator that these people aren't playing with a full deck:  They gave the US consulate 72 hours to respond to their letter.  Isn't that nice of 'em?

Demands, citizen.