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Monday, November 5, 2018

WATCH: Migrant Caravan Armies Attack Police, Smash Through Borders On Way to U.S.

Video has surfaced on-line reportedly showing members of one of several migrant caravan armies headed to the US attacking police at Mexico's border.

The video shows dozens of military-aged males throwing metallic objects at police. Five officers were reportedly left injured.

The video was reportedly taken in Ciudad Tecun Uman at the border between Guatemala and Mexico.

Here's more video from the same invasion:

Benny

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My full report on this viral video of migrants hurling rocks at a Mexican police helicopters on the Mexican-Guatemalan border:

- Video is authentic
- They are also armed with guns & Molotov cocktails
- They are injuring police
- They're headed to UShttps://dailycaller.com/2018/11/02/migrant-caravan-throwing-rocks-mexican-helicopter/ …

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Members of the Black Panther Party marched through the city of Atlanta, strapped with assault rifles and brandishing Stacey Abrams campaign signs.

In a video posted on the group’s Facebook page on Saturday, members of the Black Panther Party are seen marching through the West End neighborhood of Atlanta in support of Stacey Abrams gubernatorial campaign. As they marched, the Black Panthers carried assault rifles and continually shouted slogans such as “black power” and “power to the people.”

Abrams, a former Democratic state representative, is running in a tight election against Republican Brian Kemp, Georgia’s current Secretary of State. The Real Clear Politics average of recent polls shows Kemp up by 1.1 percentage points, well within the margin of error.

The video shows the panthers marching for nearly 30 minutes through the city of Atlanta until they enter a local radio station.

Black Panther Party members pose for Stacey Abrams campaign sign. Credit: Black Panther Party Facebook page.

When reached for comment by The Daily Caller News Foundation, the Abrams campaign forwarded a statement from spokeswoman Abigail Collazo. Her statement did not specifically address the Panthers’ march, but instead attacked Kemp.

“Brian Kemp is the only candidate in this race who has posed for pictures with supporters wearing racist, hate-filled t-shirts and refused to denounce them, while Abrams continues to condemn any racist, anti-Semitic, or otherwise discriminatory words and actions,” Collazo said.

“Unlike Kemp, Abrams is a leader committed to running an inclusive campaign focused on bringing all Georgians together to find bold solutions on critical issues like health care, education, and the economy,” she continued.

At one point during the march, someone driving a vehicle stopped momentarily to speak to the Panthers.

One of the members can be heard saying afterward: “You need to march in your neighborhood. When we was [sic] in West Virginia, 99 percent crackers, stone cold crackers.”

Kemp’s campaign called on Abrams to immediately denounce the Black Panthers.

“It’s no surprise that militant Black Panthers are armed and patrolling the streets of Georgia for Stacey Abrams. The Black Panthers are a radical hate group with a racist and anti-semitic agenda. They are dangerous and encourage violence against our men and women in uniform,” Kemp spokesman...