MSNBC's Chris Hayes shouts something about asylum, Katie Pavlich shouts back

MSNBC host Chris Hayes says he’s going to shout this until he’s hoarse, so it must be true. Looks like he was responding to Ari Fleischer:

The Democrats no longer are able to make a moral distinction between those who seek to come here legally and those who come here illegally. That represents a breakdown in respect for the law and a huge problem for our nation. https://t.co/6ri4XneeYT

— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) January 9, 2019

Gonna shout this until I am hoarse:

SEEKING ASYLUM IS LEGAL!!!!!!!

IT IS A RIGHT PROTECTED UNDER BOTH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL LAW!!!!! https://t.co/QV3mgFVNTN

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) January 9, 2019

We don’t see where Fleischer or anyone else suggested seeking asylum is illegal. Sure, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez referred to those seeking refuge in the United States, but there’s a legal way to do it, and are we to assume everyone at the border is truly seeking asylum?

THE VAST MAJORITY OF “ASYLUM” CLAIMS ARE BOGUS. https://t.co/75mUzN8trO

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) January 10, 2019

And you have to seek it in the first safe country you reach. You're not allowed to "Asylum Shop"

— Nick S (@thesonx) January 10, 2019

Mexico already offered them asylum.

— Jacob Ryan ???? (@jri49msstate) January 10, 2019

There is also an Embassy in Mexico City and 9 Consulates in Mexico they can walk into and declare asylum. Much easier then crossing a border illegally and then saying it after arrest

— Michael (@iammine843) January 10, 2019

And if you’re leaving Honduras to get asylum that would be in Mexico not America

Just sayin @chrislhayes

— Larry Hawk (@szeminska61) January 10, 2019

If you’re really seeking asylum, you don’t turn your nose up at ports in the storm

— Elux Troxl (@EluxTroxl) January 10, 2019

Did we mention Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto launched a program for the migrant caravan dubbed “You are home,” offering shelter, medical attention, schooling, and jobs to Central Americans who agreed to stay in the southern Mexico states of Chiapas or Oaxaca? Yes, we did. But as one migrant said, it was their “destiny” to get to the American border.