Posted on 01/19/2004 5:48:23 PM PST by NormsRevenge
Edited on 04/12/2004 6:04:12 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A decade ago, a small group of immigrants from Mexico united to send money back home for a bakery, baseball diamond and sewer system in their mountain village of Jalpa.
Today, that group and hundreds like it have evolved from hometown philanthropic clubs to become members of a burgeoning political network seeking to improve life for immigrants in the United States and for their families back home.
(Excerpt) Read more at sacbee.com ...
I don't think DiSipio should have concerns.. seems policy is pretty in line with Mexico's agenda.
How about this?
Federation leaders say they also have begun meeting with state and local officials and are planning voting drives for this year's U.S. presidential election.
If they're law-breaking interlopers flying under the community radar, sending money home while feeding off of the taxpayer-funded teat of big-government Socialist services, then pack 'em all back up onto the produce truck and shove it back through the nearest checkpoint.
Ah, I must have looked right through that. OK - everybody back on the melon truck. LOL
Considering all of the inaction from our government, it appears that we are emulating the French. Perhaps we should change our flag to an all white one, wave it around and sing La Cucaracha.
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Despite the tenor of the Bee's employee's article these are not spontaneous, independent acts. I've posted several comments about the corrupt government of Mexico's HTAs and except for one or two who remember the German Nazi HTAs none has commented.
google for, hometown associations mexico
HTA's are not about neighbors pooling money to build a baseball field back home. It's organized and promoted by the various levels of corrupt governments of Mexico and Mexico's consulate employees here. It's about keeping the Mexican citizens' hearts in Mexico while their stomachs are here. It's about the corrupt government of Mexico's Nation without borders.
IMO it's the way the corrupt government of Mexico "taxes" its citizens in its "Nation without borders."
In fact, it's pretty well organized beyond Mexico. To wit, the World Migration Organization says,
"We had to think of ways in which the source countries would seduce and use their nationals and ex-nationals abroad to help in diverse ways with the development of their home countries."
Here is more of what one of the founders of the movement says,
"Thus, schemes to encourage remittances are implemented. Dual nationality is increasingly granted, to cement the emotional and practical bonds with the home countries. India and Mexico have embarked on a massive effort to integrate their citizens abroad with their home countries."
see http://gurusonline.tv/uk/conteudos/bhagwati.asp
I am utterly without words. I am so angered that our (corrupt?) leaders allow this meddling knowing absolutely that social services provided by U.S. taxpayers make remittances possible. People rail against foreign aid but here is just one more of the several ways third world cesspools reach into American taxpayers' pockets AND OUR LEADERS APPROVE OF IT! We don't even get credit for our good deeds!
It does not take hard googling to find specific info on Mexico's corrupt government's Mexican Diaspora and visits to India's hyphenated adovcates' websites www.usindiafriendship.net and www.usinpac.com show how they promote India's interests in Congress and elsewhere while ostensibly representing Indian "Americans". They are foreign agents.
None of this is "just happening" because of people seeking a better life. It truly is a planned invasion and the Fifth Column leader is Washington. IMO.
This is what happens when they are not deported, they successfully buy politicians and exert their foreign favoring, devastating influnce on what they consider an enemy nation.
Not as long as Vicente's buddy George W. Bush is in the White House. It is criminal for Bush to allow Mexico to dictate our immigration policies.
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