Tucker Silenced A Pro-Caravan Reporter With One Statement

A massive caravan is storming the U.S. border.

Thousands are already at the border in Tijuana.

And when a reporter tried to defend them, Tucker Carlson silenced him with one statement.

The Caravan Arrives On The Border

Thousands of illegal migrants are in Tijuana, Mexico.

They are a part of the caravan that has been pushing towards the border for weeks.

The media wants you to believe they are all peaceful asylum seekers.

They show pictures of young children and women to push that claim.

But they ignore the mobs of criminals and gang members.

Those people are attacking law enforcement and throwing up gang signs.

And while the media ignores this, the people in Mexico aren’t.

Thousands of locals in Tijuana are marching against the caravan.

They are chanting “Mexico First,” while agreeing with Trump’s assertion that they are an invasion.

Signs saying things like “No illegals” are commonplace.

The Mayor of Tijuana was even seen sporting a red “Make Tijuana Great Again” hat.

Demonstrators sounded a lot like President Trump in their opposition to the caravan.

“Tijuana is a place that welcomes anyone, but you must have papers, you must identify yourself,” said one demonstrator.

“We work hard here. We don’t get handouts. The government shouldn’t be giving things to migrants when plenty of Mexicans are in a difficult position,” he continued.

And already, the media is calling those protesters racist.

Reporters Call Caravan Protesters Racist

For weeks the media has been slandering those opposed to the caravan as racist.

They ignore all the valid reasons to oppose illegal immigration and claim that opposition simply hates them for not being white.

But that claim is becoming harder now that there is sizable opposition in Mexico.

Speaking to Tucker Carlson, Univision reporter Enrique Acevedo still made that claim.

After being asked how the protesters in Mexico are racist, he responds:

“Well, you have to understand that unlike human beings, intolerance, hate and even racism flow freely across the borders and that is what you saw in those interviews.”

Dumbfounded, Carlson questions the statement, asking him:

“Hold on, you just said that they are racist, but they are Latino, Spanish-speaking Latinos, attacking other Spanish-speaking at Latinos. So where is the racism?”

Acevedo claims it is still racism because the protesters are largely Mexicans opposed to South American migrants.

Tucker again destroys his claim, saying:

“But I’m not quite sure how it’s racism if they appear to be of the same race . . . This is almost exactly what he said. ‘We want our government to enforce our borders.’”

Acevedo didn’t have any real response to Tucker’s response.