Mexico Outraged at U.S. as Border Gets Tighter

Miami Herald ^ | May 22, 2005 | SUSANA HAYWARD

[CaptainK]

Bingo.

[Travis McGee]

The border has gotten tighter? Where?

Just one part of the Arizona border, for one month. And it had nothing to do with the federal govt.

[thoughtomator]

Only immediately after we've clobbered the crap out of them. Sounds like we're due for another correction.

[MagnoliaB]

I prefer the new non-stick tin foil. I agree with you on the liberal part but I don't know any REAL conservatives that want it that way.

[eno_]

Maybe Vicente ought to cross the border and start voting in our elections like all his countrymen do.

Illegals and inner-city welfare cases are the cannon fodder of election fraud.

Controlling cote fraud is worth five Senate seats and 8 more years of a Republican President.

Failure? We all be Hillary's bitch.

[ken21]

california college instructors are ... weird.

for example, i was telling one about the observations of a u.s. military helicopter pilot. the instructor said, "you can't trust military people".

honest.

[varon]

Fox expressed his anger in a recent speech: ``I respect the sovereignty of the United States and its freedom to take such decisions and measures,....................

President Fox, if you really respect the sovereignty of the United States then there is no reason for even discussing this topic.

[Stew Padasso]

"I'm firmly convinced that there is a core of people (both liberal and conservative) whose goal is to turn the USA into a third world country."

The global Socialists want us to be equal with our neighbors.

[dirtbiker]

Nah, SURVIVORS WILL BE SHOT AGAIN!!!

Well, yes and no. Deportees have the chance to tell others contemplating crossing the border, "that's a bad idea", whereas "dead men tell no tales"...

[Travis McGee]

Yet they will take the word of "anonymous" or AQ terrorists about korans in toilets, no question.

[metesky]

Now, that vision is crumbling in the face of legislation President Bush signed earlier this month that authorizes the construction of more walls along the border and in effect invalidates Mexico-issued ID cards for Mexicans living in the United States.

Fox is pledging to continue his efforts for migrants until his term ends in December 2006. But officials are angry and disheartened at what they see as walls going up between the United States and Mexico instead of coming down.

D'eese guys is pretty astupe. No wonder they get to run a big place like Mexico.

[proudofthesouth]

I don't know of President Bush is a REAL conservative but while I'm glad he was our President on 9/11 I've truly and definitely lost faith in him on the illegal aliens issue.

[nuconvert]

He's so full of cr@p

[adam_az]

This article begs a question. If the immigrants are such good, hardworking people, then why are their local and federal government so anxious to lose them??

[MagnoliaB]

Well, he can't wave a wand and fix everything at one time. I think proving legal status before someone can get a license is a pretty big step.

[Afronaut]

"Fox's frustration"

His frustration will never equal the frustration I have with our leaders making citizenship nothing more than a lottery ticket with millions of winners each year.

America is just about cooked. When you get to the "Jobs that Americans don't want", and how it is good for America to let millions of peasants walking and suck money out of my wallet to help some landscaper buy a shore house.

This is the end of the America that I grew up in.

[GarySpFc]

``I respect the sovereignty of the United States and its freedom to take such decisions and measures, but frankly it's not the right approach between friends and neighbors.''

It's ironic how Fox wants an open northern border, but his southern border is strictly closed.

[calex59]

When President Vicente Fox came into office in late 2000, he hoped his legacy would be U.S. immigration revisions that would allow Mexicans to cross the border into the United States and work legally.

Since when haven't Mexicans and other peoples been allowed to come to this country to work legally? Woman must have wrote this sentence in her sleep.

Hey, Suzanna, Mexicans can come here to work legally now, it is the illegals we have the problem with.

[Flyer]

A gated community, so to speak

Laugh!

You probably even have a 70 year old security guard at the gate that waves as you drive in.

[Syncro]

``I respect the sovereignty of the United States and its freedom to take such decisions and measures, but frankly it's not the right approach between friends and neighbors.''

No it isn't.

But Mr. Fox, you have not exhibited any traits that show you are a good friend or a good neighbor. If you had, we would not have had to take such measures.

PS Mr. Fox, good neighboring countries would not advocate and encourage their citizens to break neighboring countries laws and aid and abet them in doing so.