[L.N. Smithee]

Of course, "Mexico has no interest in stemming illegal immigration." Quite the contrary, Mexico is counting on the financial benefits from the illegals. I covered this in "Double Crossing at the Rio Grande," posted on FreeRepublic two weeks ago.

This is what annoys me most about illegals, and their facilitators on the left; they suggest that those from Mexico are seeking a better life just like the ones that came from Europe and the Far East, but in fact they promote the idea of the United States of America being a workplace rather than a home. Fox somehow thinks that his best bet for improving the lot of Mexico is to demand better lives for busboys and chambermaids who sneak into a sovereign nation.

That's offensive to Americans, and it should be offensive to Mexicans, who, if you wish to believe Fox, can't improve their country so it isn't a place that millions want to leave.

[Missouri]

This is what annoys me most about illegals, and their facilitators on the left; they suggest that those from Mexico are seeking a better life just like the ones that came from Europe and the Far East, but in fact they promote the idea of the United States of America being a workplace rather than a home.

Well put. The left has high hopes of diluting the conservative vote by bringing these people to our country. They figure that they can control this mob with welfare, affirmitive action, and other entitlements. So much for our Constitutional Republic.