[Regulator]

And this was all unknown to the Republican "leadership" - that the ethnic Mexican Labor Secretary of the United States - who they confirmed - was basically giving foreign criminals more rights than American citizens?

That she allows the Mexican government - one of the most criminal and corrupt organizations on Earth - to dictate policy to the American government and involves them in our laws?

If the "Leadership" knew this, and stood silently by, why?

[jazusamo]

The Republican leadership in the House had to know this when they took over the majority in 2011 and they’ve done nothing to stop it.

[SatinDoll]

This is why: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Union

Both political parties want a united North America even though there is no popular political support from any of the three countries: Canada, Mexico, or the USA.

Gov.Rick Perry (R-Texas) jumped the starting gun and began building a “NAFTA Superhighway” through the heart of Texas. It was not a terribly popular project to most Texans and, I believe, has died a timely death.

The article at Wikipedia’s scolding tone pooh-poohs the idea of any real possibility of a North American Union ever occurring, meanwhile quoting Wikileaks exposing a 2005 Canadian government document discussing just that subject.

I personally have no problem with such a concept if it is popularly supported by the majority of citizens in all three nations. At this moment in time, it is NOT!