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Several thousand migrants have turned down an offer from the Mexican government that

included a host of benefits if they applied for refugee status and did not continue on

to the United States.

The Mexican government's plan was labeled "You are at home," and offered shelter,

medical care, schooling, and jobs

However, the refugees rejected the offer in "boisterous" fashion and are insisting

on wanting passage only to the United States.

Marketwatch reports the caravan is now near the city of Mapastepec, Mexico.

The city is located in the southern Mexican state Chiapas, close to Guatemala.

That's some 1,200 miles from the U.S. border

The caravan formed in Honduras about two weeks ago.

It is now advancing between 20 to 30 miles each day, with some on foot and some hitching

riding in trucks and other vehicles.

From Washington Examiner

Several thousand Central American migrants turned down a Mexican offer of benefits if

they applied for refugee status and stayed in the country's two southernmost states,

vowing to set out before dawn Saturday to continue their long trek toward the U.S. border.

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto announced what he called the "You are at home" plan,

offering shelter, medical attention, schooling and jobs to Central Americans in Chiapas and

Oaxaca states if they applied, calling it a first step toward permanent refugee status.

Authorities said more than 1,700 had already applied for refugee status.

But after one of the caravan's longest days of walking and hanging from passing trucks,

the bulk of the migrants were boisterous Friday evening in their refusal to accept anything

less than safe passage to the U.S. border.

"Thank you!" they yelled as they voted to reject the offer in a show of hands in

the town of Arriaga.

They then added: "No, we're heading north!".

Sitting at the edge of the edge of the town square, 58-year-old Oscar Sosa of San Pedro

Sula, Honduras concurred.

"Our goal is not to remain in Mexico," Sosa said.

"Our goal is to make it to the (U.S).

We want passage, that's all."

Still 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) from the nearest U.S. border crossing at McAllen,

Texas, the journey could be twice as long if the group heads for the Tijuana-San Diego

frontier, as another caravan did earlier this year.

Only about 200 in that group made it to the border.

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John Bolton Gets Us One Step Closer To Nuclear War With Russia - Duration: 4:12.

Donald Trump's national security advisor John Bolton has never met a country that he does

not want the US to go to war with.

You know, at first when this guy came into this administration earlier this year, was

Iran.

And it has been Iran for a long time.

And, you know, let's sell some weapons to Saudi Arabia to help them bomb some folks

over in Yemen.

It's worked out pretty well for this administration.

But now, Bolton has his eyes on a bigger target.

Bolton seemingly wants to go to a war nuclear war with Russia.

And the reason I saw that is because right now John Bolton is trying to pull the United

States out of our nuclear treaties with Russia.

Now, these nuclear treaties were put in place in the mid 1980s as the Cold War was winding

down.

This was one of things that helped it wind down.

Was that neither the United States nor Russia would create these long range nuclear weapons

capable of reaching one another from where we are.

According to John Bolton, Russia's been violating that and they've got these medium range missiles

now that if put in the right place could absolutely reach the United States.

So, because of that we need to tear up these treaties, tear up these agreements, so that

the United States can also start building these missiles.

That's what this is about.

This is John Bolton doing the bidding of defense contractors because they want to be building

new missiles and new weapons to sell to the United States.

But we can't do it if we have those pesky little treaties in place.

Now, there seems to be a little bit of disagreement in the state department and to whether or

not Russia has actually even violated these treaties.

But Russia has made it clear that they want to extend the treaties.

That they want to stay a part of it.

But John Bolton, according to those in the White House, has been stonewalling any talks

between the United States and Russia and instead thinks we just need to pull out so we can

start production on our own long to medium range nuclear missiles.

That's not gonna end well for anyone on this planet.

You know, if Russia is violating this, then yeah, we need to sit down, have some conversations,

and figure out what the hell is going on.

But without any hard evidence, without the state department stepping in because Bolton

has shut them out of the conversations, without them saying, "Yes, they did this.

We need to think about sanctions, we need to think about something."

But they haven't said that.

They haven't done that.

And Bolton's not letting them figure out what actually happened.

My guess is because Bolton, just like how he sold us the Iraq War, has absolutely no

evidence to back up his claims.

He just wants us to sell more missiles, build more missiles, buy more missiles so that we're

always ready for the allusive foe on the horizon that John Bolton apparently is the only one

who can see.

Yeah know, I'd be really interested to know what happened to this man in his younger life

that made him so afraid of every other country on the planet.

But I'm willing to bet he's got some pretty nasty skeletons kicking around in his noggin

there.

Things that maybe a very skilled psychiatrist or even a team of mental health experts, they

might be able to get to the bottom of it.

Unfortunately, we'll never have the chance to do that.

But right now, what John Bolton is doing, and he's actually doing it against the wishes

of the White House itself by the way, is trying to ramp us up and prepare us for nuclear war.

Perhaps with Russia, perhaps with someone else.

But when you combine that with the instability and the eagerness to drop a nuke on another

country embodied within Donald Trump.

Again, that spells disaster for every living thing on this planet.

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Defiant migrants turn down Mexico's refugee status offer for the US - Daily News - Duration: 3:40.

Thousands of Central American migrants have vowed to head for the U.S. border early on Saturday morning, rejecting an offer to apply for refugee status in Mexico with the contingency that they stayed in the country's two southernmost states

  . 'This plan is only for those who comply with Mexican laws, and it's a first step towards a permanent solution for those who are granted refugee status in Mexico,' Pena Nieto said in a pre-recorded address broadcast on Friday afternoon

To qualify for the scheme he called 'Estas en Tu Casa' ('Make Yourself at Home') migrants had to be in the southern states of Chiapas and Oaxaca, Pena Nieto said

 But on Friday, a resilient crowd in Arriaga said 'thank you' before adding that they were still 'heading north! for the border

 'Our goal is not to remain in Mexico,' 58-year-old Oscar Sosa said to ABC News. 'Our goal is to make it to the (U

S). We want passage, that's all.' Sosa hailed from San Predo Sula, Honduras.  Mexico's government has said that more than 1,700 people in the convoy have registered for asylum, while others have returned home

Estimates on the size of the group vary. . Share this article Share . A banner hanging over a bridge on the migrants' path read: 'Your hearts are brave, don't give up

'. Many people rushed to a nearby river in the afternoon to wash off the sweat of travel and extreme heat

A White House official said on Thursday that 'a wide range of administrative, legal and legislative options' were being considered regarding the migrants

President Trump was considering an executive order that would allow the U.S. to deny asylum seekers' claims if they enter illegally as part of the caravan

U.S. law permits foreigners who are fleeing persecution in their native countries to apply for asylum on U

S. soil. But Trump's executive order would suspend this statue for Central Americans as a matter of 'national security' in response to his claims that the caravan could contain criminals and terrorists

Department of Homeland Security Department Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Thursday that 'everything is on the table' as she addressed the situation

'If they come here illegally with no legitimate reason to stay, they absolutely will be apprehended and removed immediately,' she told Fox News

'They should be seeking refuge in Mexico. To ignore refuge and continue, in some cases, to come to the United States raises questions of what their real motives are

'She said, 'This caravan cannot come to the United States.They will not be allowed in

They will not be allowed to stay.

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Todd Hido is one of the most acclaimed photographers working today. His work is characterized by a dreamy, moody aesthetic that is also highly cinematic

Hido is probably best known for his books featuring the American suburbs: "House Hunting," "Outskirts" and "Roaming

" Hido's newest book, "Bright Black World" (Nazraeli Press), continues with the aesthetic described above, but this time he takes us on a dark, mysterious trip through the Northern European landscape and even as far as the North Sea of Japan

The book is his first significant attempt at doing work outside the United States

According to a statement by Nazraeli Press, Hido's foray into environments outside the United States was inspired by Nordic mythology, with particular emphasis on the idea of "Fimbulwinter," which translates to "endless winter

" The statement goes on to describe the work in the book, saying that "many of Hido's new images allude to and provide form for this notion of an apocalyptic, never-ending winter

" Indeed, thumbing through the pages of "Bright Black World" does feel like taking a journey through a never-ending desolate, although lyrical, winter

In the foreword to the book, Alexander Nemerov's poetic description of what the book contains sets readers up for the journey

The end sends advanced warning. Molten suns and empty roads, barren hillsides like swelling oceans, windows like blocks of ice — we learn the signs

But to warn us, the end must let another speak for it. This is the artist, who throws his colors into the inferno, stoking the fire

Without him, the end would not know itself — could not reckon its score of starveling trees and shrunken shores

 . . Back on the leveled ground of this book, the reader examines the pictures in private devotion, running her fingers on empty fields

If only imps and other charlatans of the margins were responsible for this withdrawal of all sense

But they too have left the scene, the fornicating troubadours and friars with their casks of ale, the pimply summoners and proud cocks who pass the time

Only the artist remains, a superintendent of the state, a night watchman fumbling for his keys, unwilling to leave

You can buy the book here and see more of Hido's work here. In Sight is The Washington Post's photography blog for visual narrative

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