AUSTIN, TEXAS CONSULAR OFFICE HELPS MEXICAN NATIONALS OBTAIN IDENTIFICATION CARDS (for a fee)

Personal Contact | 19 April 2004 | Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

The Mexican Consular Office in Austin, Texas is taking an active role in helping Mexican citizens obtain the matrícula consular or identification card which allows Mexican citizens, here legally and illegally to open bank accounts. The office will go at the request of a bank to help Mexican nationals obtain the card and charge the bank $75.00 an hour for the service. However, if an Hispanic activist group requests that the consular office send a representative and assists with the logistics, the service is free. More than likely, this is more widespread than in Texas.

Our entire society is being deliberately undermined by Mexico and our government is either not aware of what is happening or is aware and does not have the intestinal fortitude to do something about it. The healthcare system is being bankrupted by systemic use of healthcare without paying by illegal aliens. Debt collection agency personnel have told me personally that this is indeed the case. As I communicate in fluent Spanish, they have opened up to me and admitted that such is taking place. They openly admit that healthcare costs are skyrocketing to cover healthcare services used, and not paid for, by illegal aliens.

It looks like Samuel Huntington is right in his assertation that division is coming between the cultures. Something has to be done and done quickly to stop the overrun of our healthcare, education, judicial, banking and employment systems by overwhelming illegal immigration. He is also quite correct in his premise that the "new" immigrants have contempt for our culture. If not severely limited and/or stopped, these "new" immigrants will leave the "old" society on the outside looking in.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

This situation is going to hit a flashpoint a lot faster than many folks think it will. Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin for not doing something about it.

[cyborg]

madness

[Darlin']

Are you under the impression the Office of the Mexican Consular General in Texas is a U.S. Government office ?

[Joe Hadenuf]

index

[DumpsterDiver]

Check this out:

Illegal aliens suspected of fraud go free

[Humidston]

The pols will suck up to get their votes and those votes will destroy our country.

Folks, we're in real trouble.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Thanks for the link.

[Digger]

An all out Revolution is the only solution. Our puppet presidents who are a part of this "Two-Party Cartel" which is owned & run by the influence of the elites will destroy the country within 10 more years. That's about 2 elections away. We have an enemy within just as dangerous as a bunch of ragheads.

[FITZ]

Check this one out --- in spite of a well known and huge fraud problem along the southern border --- and the money spent on expensive technology that could help stop much of it, Vicente Fox was able to shut it all down:

http://www.borderlandnews.com/stories/borderland/20040419-107540.shtml

Despite technology, few laser visas to be checked

They just throw out a whole bunch of our taxpayer dollars on these laser visas and machines. They're up and ready to go, they could have at least made a dent --- but because they would have been effective, Vicente Fox said we can't use them. So we won't.

[NewRomeTacitus]

Mexico has three consulates in Texas and at least one in every state in the union. By letting them get away with that and their matricular card scheme, every other poor country is demanding the same. Consular Matriculars are verification that the holder should be apprehended and deported. The consulated should be raided (RICO act) and their lists of illegals seized.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

The consulate should be raided (RICO act) and their lists of illegals seized.

Good idea. We need leadership.

[DumpsterDiver]

That article is barf worthy. Here are a few snippets:

Critics charge that failing to electronically authenticate the identity of Mexicans with the 72-hour visas runs counter to the government's goals of keeping track of all foreign visitors.

"It's incredible that we would go through all this effort and expense, yet not take advantage of the technology to authenticate the identity of millions of people coming into our country," she [Jessica Vaughan, a senior policy analyst with the Center for Immigration Studies] said.

Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Arizona and other lawmakers are particularly worried about the policy toward Mexican laser visa holders because those travelers are not being required to participate in the strict US-VISIT program.

Launched in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, US-VISIT is designed to keep out criminals and terrorists. It requires millions of foreign visitors to submit fingerprints and photographs to U.S. authorities upon entering the country.