[Happy2BMe]

"With 10,000-40,000 in Nuevo-Orleans alone - Mexican government has made a deal and is sending their "Navy" with a couple of ships."

"With food, etc - for "Mexican" victims - and also "Mexican" experts to help "Mexicans" Claims they made a deal with the US government - no arrests, prosecution, deportation of Mexican citizen "immigrant workers" now in the hurricane areas"

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This is very disturbing. If anyone finds a good link for this info - please ping.

[devolve]

I believe (corrections welcomed!) that it was on one (1) FR thread yesterday

There are at least two (2) FR threads on this currently (I believe) today - Thursday 8th, 2005

I admit that I am not the best at searching out threads on FR

[SwinneySwitch]

Mexico: U.S. won't prosecute illegal migrants affected by Katrina

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1476627/posts

[DumpsterDiver]

they made a deal with the US government - no arrests, prosecution, deportation of Mexican citizen "immigrant workers" now in the hurricane areas"

The link is no longer good, but this was e-mailed to me via a Google news alert.

San Jose Mercury News - MEXICO CITY - 9/3/2005 - The United States has agreed with a request from Mexico to not prosecute undocumented Mexican migrants affected by Hurricane Katrina...
http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/12553812.htm

[HiJinx]

Claims they made a deal with the US government - no arrests, prosecution, deportation of Mexican citizen "immigrant workers" now in the hurricane areas"

That story was printed in the back of the A section in the Sierra Vista Herald over the Labor Day weekend. I'll go do an archive search and see if I can find it online....