Posted on 09/22/2005 12:39:39 PM PDT by Uncle Joe Cannon
"Thousands of Mexicans live and work illegally in Texas"
Seems like an opportunity has presented itself...
Maybe this is God's way of regulating the US-Mexican border.
Send out word all over Mexico that those who cross the border face a new danger - they shall be greeted by horrendous storms and pelting rain and terrible winds.
Adios amigos.
Please don't tell me my tax dollars are going to be used to help these illegals restart their illegal lives in the U.S...............................
Quick, barricade the door and lock the gates - oh right, we don't have any gates!
or a door and the goodfurnuthin dog is asleep.
'temporary import permits' ... you mean they don't plan on staying in Mexico? :shock/dismay:
via con dios!
Perhaps we could better secure our border with Mexico if we posted hurricaine warning signs in Spanish.
Maybe they can stay HOME until invited back.
Maybe they can stay HOME until invited back.
Okay, I won't tell you -- but you know the answer, don't you?
Leave No Illegal Behind.
Any chance we can lock the door?
They were just fair weather criminals I guess!
Quick close the gate before they come back
Quick close the gate before they come back
If they weren't born here let them stay there, and if they are legals let them prove it.
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Hundreds of Mexicans living on the Texas Gulf Coast were rushing home Thursday to avoid Hurricane Rita, while authorities in northern Mexico readied shelters and prepared for heavy rains.In Nuevo Laredo, across from Laredo, Texas, Mexican families coming from Houston, Galveston, South Padre Island, Corpus Christi and Pasadena, Texas, waited in long lines to get temporary import permits for their cars.
Thousands of Mexicans live and work in Texas, but still have family - or even second homes - in Mexico. With Rita bearing down on the Gulf coast, many felt it was time to go home, at least for a week or so.
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