Foreign secretary says Mexico may ask international courts to block Proposition 200

sfgate ^ | Jan. 26, 2005 | Associated Press

[gubamyster]

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[BenLurkin]

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[Fithee]

This is pure Bull$hit!

[american spirit]

The main problem is we have an entity known as our fedgov that is technically bankrupt which is doing all it can to bring people into this country that can't speak the language, have no skills and many are totally dependent on gov't. services.......what's going to happen when the inevitable day arrives that the checks stop coming to these people??? (Hint: it ain't gonna be pretty)

[Sterco]

I think they should show up on his lawn at the ranch and have a chat with him. He is their best bud right now. Why should we have to deal with the illegals by ourselves. They are his guests.

[glock rocks]

Mexico needs to get a clue, and GW Bush needs to give them one. Soon.

Don't hold your breath.

[dennisw]

You must keep in mind that MEXICO IS A HOSTILE NATION. I've posted this one hundred times here.

[Kolokotronis]

" Mexico needs to get a clue, and GW Bush needs to give them one. Soon."

Don't hold your breath! Bush's supporters want the illegals here and are happy to sell out our security to do it while handing us the bill.

[bobjam]

At first glance, one would ask why Mexico City or any other Latin capital cares about illegal alien laws in another country. The reason is economics. These nationals sneek into America, find a job (even ones that pay under the table) and then send American dollars back home. The tremendous flow of cash south actually plays a significant role in proping up Latin American economies. If the economy is steady, then the masses are happy and the educated elite (which comprises no more than 10% of the population) retains its stranglehold on power.

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I have Mexican-American friends that feel the same way.

According to Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez, your friends need to be re-educated.

[Natural Law]

Not to mention the hypocracy of them pursuing legal means to permit illegal behavior!

[F16Fighter]

[Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez] said..."We are seeking all the legal opportunities that exist [to screw the U.S.], first using the legal capacities of the United States itself and ... if that does not work, bringing it to international tribunals"...

And if THAT doesn't, work, Derbez advocates invading the U.S. outright while ignoring the severely undermanned BP agent stationed along the 1000 mile border...

Nevermind, THAT plan has already been implimented.

[Nea Wood]

Keep it up, Mexico. The more you show your arrogance, the more ticked off Americans will be, and the less inclined to tolerate the illegal refuse and criminals that you continually shove off on us.

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we're all going to get a close up view of what it's like to live in a banana republic

I live in California. I've already got a pretty good idea.

To visit the area where I was born and grew up would require transport in an armord vehicle.

[Mark17]

They can make their decisions, and then let them enforce them.

How many divisions do they command?

[RetroWarrior]

They believe that anyone can vote, whether a citizen or not. Just like you can vote in Mexico's elections I guess.

[montag813]

??? Huh? "International" "Law"? Excuse me, this is a sovereign country

Tell that to Sandra Dee and the Supremes. They don't think so.