[RS]

What's the next step - Mexico will go to the World Court to decide that Mexican Citizens cannot be convicted of illegally being in the U.S. ?

[Naspino]

Don't worry the World Court is absolutely fair and impartial they will come to the correct decision.

[demlosers]

The ICJ is expected to rule by March 2004.

Not officially recognized in the US of A. Buzz off!

[Bikers4Bush]

The world court has no standing in the U.S.

It could say the moon belonged to the aztecs and it wouldn't matter.

[applemac_g4]

Since the ICJ is not recognized by the US, why are we even bothering with sending a lawyer there to make arguments?

[Vigilantcitizen]

For later.

[norton]

"It is clear to us that this means beating the U.S.A. in an international trial. One must not be afraid of the U.S.A.,”

Sadly, in their case, the second sentence is all too true.

[Highest Authority]

Another pansy country afraid to execute criminals! Probably because most of their politicians are somehow linked to murderers.

[George Frm Br00klyn Park]

"Mexico challenges U.S. death sentences in the World Court"

Guys, Our "friends" to the South. Peace and love, George.

[XHogPilot]

Why don't we require extradition of US criminals from Mexico in exchange for continued entrance of their citizens into our country?

[Free Vulcan]

Would like to see the ICJ try and enforce this, since it would be an act of war.

[Happy2BMe]

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