With 6,200 people camped out at its stadiums and no state welfare help coming from Mexico City, Tijuana has offered a job fair to the Central American caravan migrants as a practical means of reducing the pressure valve that thousands of foreign unemployed military-aged young men camped out in their city present, as well as getting a lot of unfilled factory jobs filled as the migrants await their U.S. asylum appointments.  For the migrants, the reward is good money in a far more civilized city than the one they left. Are the caravan migrants flocking to take that opportunity?  Doesn't sound like it, based on the news accounts.  From Mexico News: Wilmar Correa, a 27-year-old Honduran, is one of hundreds of migrants who have attended the fair. Did they say hundreds?  From a pool of 6,200 migrants awaiting their asylum claims to be adjudicated in Tijuana, with 7,000 to 10,000 jobs on offer?  Hundreds?  It...(Read Full Post)