Hayworth Condemns Mexican Government Sponsorship of Illegal Immigration

Homepage of Rep. J.D. Hayworth ^ | 01-05-05 | J.D. Hayworth

[junta]

Someone could end run the Mexican government and the treasonous OBL by talking about assimilation of these illegals into Americans instead of Mexicans. Its about setting the bar higher and higher leaving the OBL and its conspirator henchmen always on the wrong side of the divide.

[junta]

This issue is hot and to think its this hot with all the hoses of the OBL media aimed at it. Imagine what happens if the conspiracy to stifle this debate starts to weaken?

[Centurion2000]

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[Uncle Vlad]

President Bush should do more than writing a letter, he should make it clear to his buddy Fox that we're not going to put up with it anymore, and he should impose sanctions on Mexico to put a stop to this insanity.

How about threatening a regime change in Mexico? It's not like we haven't followed through on that threat before. Personally, I like the idea. Anyone else? Show of hands?

[Liz]

The Mexican government publishes a book instructing its nationals on how to be an illegal.

Americans are afraid to ask, "What next?"

Ironically, one of the big selling points of the NAFTA deal was that it would greatly alleviate illegal Mexican border-jumping......but since that time it has skyrocketed.

Adding insult to injury American taxpayers are subsidizing foreign aid transfers to Mexico. The government of Mexico---with all of its oil revenue----needs to be taking care of its own people, not "outsourcing' them as wards of American taxpayers.


Mexico can well-afford it. Mexico has more "Forbes" billionaires, 11, than all but eight other nations. It has more billionaires than Saudi Arabia, Switzerland or Taiwan. It also has more than 85,000 millionaires


According to the CNN report, Mexico sits on oil reserves worth about $400 billion, but Mexico's state-owned oil company, Pemex, doesn't have the investment funds to tap those reserves, and Mexico's Congress refuses to allow foreign investment in Pemex.


According to Visa International that is now clamoring for a share of the transfer fees, American money sent South of the Border by illegals constitutes $38 BILLION this year alone constituting Mexico's second largest most profitable industry.

America needs to seal our borders and let Vincente Fox know that we will cut off every penny in aid he gets from the United States.


America should mandate proof for all cash transfers out of the US and/or force all transferring agencies -- banks, credit unions, Amex, Western Union to collect a substantial withholding tax -- 50%, say -- on every unexplained foreign remittance.

[JustAnotherSavage]

"America should mandate proof for all cash transfers out of the US and/or force all transferring agencies -- banks, credit unions, Amex, Western Union to collect a substantial withholding tax -- 50%, say -- on every unexplained foreign remittance. "

But instead Visa International wants a piece of the action. The estimate is now a trillion dollar undergroud income because of illegal aliens. Follow the money.

[adam_az]

"Never mind as a Govenor.. He should run for Pres.. JD in 08"

There will be time - we need JD for Governor out here - I predict he will run and beat Napolitano with close to 60% of the vote.

I'm looking forward to volunteering for his campaign!

[FITZ]

How about threatening a regime change in Mexico?

We could write our own comic book in Spanish along those lines. Show Pancho Villa type groups --- big hats and all--- riding up to Los Pinos or that ranch San Cristobal --- and overtaking the places or torching them.

[KevinDavis]

Is he really going to run for Govenor??

[servantboy777]

Blah blah blah. If you happen to live in any of the states that border Mexico as I have all my life, you would see that all this is cheap talk. Hell I was standing on the international bridge one day in Nuevo Laredo and watched a group of illegals float across the Rio Grande with their belongings held above their heads until the current delivered them to the U.S. side perfectly timed to land in a large bed of reads. Several illegals, one by one in broad daylight and not one Mexican officer standing around nor one U.S. Border patrol officer walked the 100 yards to the river bank to stop them. I could go on and on. I've seen so much down there it'll make your head spin. For most Americans, it's outta sight-outta mind. The average citizen doesn't have a clue what that border looks like. Abject poverty, criminal activity runs rampant. TB,hepatitis are so common due to the unbelievably unsanitary conditions down there. The Mexican government needs reform, it is corrupt to the bone. They provide only paltry infrastructure for their citizens and the rest of the wealth goes into the pockets of the well to do while their own people suffer. We should shut the borders down tight and DEMAND Vicente Fox reform the government and then we can talk about a guest worker program. Bush is negotiating with the Mexicans from a point of weakness due to his sickening political pandering as is the Governor of Texas Rick Perry. Mexico is a 3rd world country right on our border. American Corporations are allowed to go down their for cheap labor cost (Another story in itself), and put thousands of Americans outta work. Worse yet, The people that work at these factories live in shanty towns on the grounds surrounding the plant---think I'm exaggerating, go look at it for yourself. It's despicable. The Mexican Government, The President, Congress, State and Local governments should be ashamed of themselves for helping perpetuate this misery in the name of bringing jobs and a better standard of living to the Mexican people--it's poppy cock pure and simple. Shew! I feel much better now.

[adam_az]

"Is he really going to run for Govenor??"

I hear rumors he's seriously thinking about it.

Also I heard him sub as the host on a local conservative am talk station, and someone called to ask him about running for higher office - he said he hadn't been sworn in for the new term as Congressman yet so it's a little premature, but that he was talking to his family about it.

I hope he runs for Governor - we need him badly. After a couple terms of executive experience, I think Hayworth would make a fine Presidential candidate. I really hope he takes that path.

[KevinDavis]

I hope he does run..