"Is not my job to get blanket Amnesty for all invading Mexicans, terrorists and felons?"
Posted on 06/29/2007 2:27:44 PM PDT by cryptotech
MEXICO CITY — Opinion makers and migrant advocates in Mexico said today that the collapse of U.S. immigration reform plans is a loss for Mexican workers, U.S. employers and anti-terrorism efforts.
U.S. President Bush's plan to legalize as many as 12 million unlawful immigrants while fortifying the border collapsed in the U.S. Senate on Thursday.
"This is very bad news for Mexican migrants in the U.S.," said Jorge Bustamante, special rapporteur to the human rights commission for migrants at the United Nations and former president of El Colegio de la Frontera Norte in the city of Tijuana, across the border from San Diego, California.
"It means the continuation and probably a worsening of the migrants' vulnerable conditions."
(Excerpt) Read more at chron.com ...
Does that mean they will stop migrating here?
No?
What does that say about your country, dude?
This needs a Mega-Barf Alert!
I am so mexicanned out.
Number 134 on the list of people whose opinion I don't care about
When the Mexicans stop robbing, raping, killing and exploiting their own citizens and the Central Americans passing through their country to get here, they can start lecturing us about what we do or don’t do.
How tragic. The obvious solution is for Mexico to repatriate all their citizens immediately.
Look in the mirror everyones and a while Mexico, and you’ll see where the problem really is.....
“Mexicans see hypocrisy in U.S. immigration bill defeat”
As Texans say:
“You can tell who’s winnin’...
by who’s whining!”
We got to keep up the pressure as the Senate pursues “stealth amnesty”,
and make these hypocrites in Mexico wail until they cry “Uncle Sam!”.
Tough guano.
Oh no, not a “worsening of the migrants’ vulnerable conditions”.
Those poor illegal aliens ...Errr... undocumented Americans. Damn us to hell for not giving them our Country to make into another 3rd World Paradise.
Opinion makers and migrant advocates in Mexico said today that the collapse of U.S. immigration reform plans is a loss for Mexican workers, U.S. employers and anti-terrorism efforts.Anti-terrorism efforts? Will they bomb our cities now too? Will they take terrorist jobs away from Arab terrorists?
And how are U.S. citizens responsible for the poor choices made by millions of Mexican nationals?
They want Mexicans to come to the U.S. *illegally* and be made American citizens, but their law prohibits Americans who move to Mexico *legally* from ever becoming citizens of their country.
They have a lot of gall to accuse us of hypocrisy.
How about we just adopt the Mexican policies on immigration and enforcement?
It doesn’t matter what they think...if they’re illegal...they need to be arrested.
It’s very simple to me!
They can go bite a burrito.
I was glad to see this bill killed in the Senate. With that said it is always laughable to see the MSM always spin things in the worst light for the GOP and best for the DEMs.
Whenever it is DEMs the MSM is talking about with regard to this immigration problem.....immigrants are always referred to as "undocumented".......But when it is the GOP/WH they use the more harsh tones of "unlawful".
Never will you see the MSM tout that the DEMs were for doing anything for the "unlawful"....
Exactly. Hypocrisy at its most obvious.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
That would make old Teddy’s roids pucker...
Yes. Too bad for them - but a great day for Americans.
Now, stop holding up those signs that read "We ARE America” okay? - You aren’t.
Understand it yet? To become an American you do not sneak across the border...
Like that's a bad thing?
Yep, the politicians thought they needed laborers enough to pass that sorry bill, but the people thought otherwise and in our country the politicians actually listen to the people if they're smart. That's a practice that Mexico would do well to emulate.
wonderful tijuana mexico, where you can be arrested on the street by policias, led to an atm and allowed to pay a fine of $800 for possession of pepper spray - just two weeks ago (happened to a friend of a coworker).
Can I get an AMEN!?!?!?
"Is not my job to get blanket Amnesty for all invading Mexicans, terrorists and felons?"
I see hypocrisy in the Mexicans seeing hypocrisy . . . .
Well said!
Demand a border fence! Build it NOW!! Beef up the border patrol and close our borders!
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Courtesy of a pro-amnesty group, no less!!
Hey if your country ain’t worth staying in, maybe you should work to IMPROVE it!!! Gee, there’s a novel idea.
Mr. Bustamante, you want to protect workers? Then get here LEGALLY under our CURRENT SYSTEM. This rhetoric gets no one anywhere.
Making people "second class citizens" by making them "guest workers" protects NO one's human dignity. In effect, this legistlation would have made a second class of citizenry in the US, making a SLAVE CLASS called "guest workers".
Stick that in your bleeding heart pipe and smoke it (any lurking leftists, if you don't like any obvious economic and legalistic arguments). Because it's the truth.
I suppose that is up to the families and the Mexican government.
And how is this our problem?
He is going to get us all killed...
>>>>”It means the continuation and probably a worsening of the migrants’ vulnerable conditions.”<<<<
And thus the Mexican government opened its loving arms and ushered its wayward sheep back into the loving embrace of the Mexican spirit.
Frijoles and burritos for all!! But perhaps frijoles and burritos laced with pyschedelic drugs to come up with this nonsense:
>>>The Rev. Luis Kendziersky, director of “Casa del Migrante,” a shelter for migrants in the city of Tijuana across the border from San Diego, California, said it appeared senators “are focused more on the political game than on the real needs of the people.” According to polls, the majority of the people (in the U.S.) want legality with concessions for undocumented migrants, but the radicals make a lot of noise,” <<<
I’m not sure of which people and which needs our Reverend is addressing, but really, we did just fine before these jacklegs invaded our country.
And if we want to talk about hypocrisy, let’s talk about Mexico’s immigration laws when compared to the criticism they launch against us when their own citizens are breaking our laws!
I see waste is Mexico. I see incompetence in Mexico. I see systematic corruption in Mexico.
Now I want to export all my problems to Mexico.
"Ted, you clever bastard, like firemen starting fires to 'drum up business',
we've led America in circles for months with the borders open."
Similar to Arab states diverting their populations' attention away from their own corruption/incompetence/brutality and onto the ultimate scapegoat -- Israel. And the angry mobs eat it up, of course. External enemies have served corrupt states quite well througout hstory.
Arabs use the "Palestinians" as pawns; Mexico uses its "hardworking migrants." Interesting that both groups also claim land was "stolen" from them and aim to reclaim it.
Since when does the “mexican worker” get a say in American policy..
There, I fixed it.
Mexico can’t even control the drugs and gangs in their northern states. They have little room to criticize us.
How does Mexico handle their illegal immigrants?
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