FOX CALLS INCREASED U.S. BORDER ENFORCEMENT 'SHAMEFUL'

Sierra Times ^ | 12/15/2005 | Associated Press

[FerdieMurphy]

With 51 terrorist-killers slinking through the border undetected and running around lose ought to scare hell out of these weasels in congress.

That's 51 the immigration clowns know of; the others could be astronomical, yet jackasses like the palsied Byrd-brain from West Virginia pontificate in front of C-Span cameras like he's some sort of grand wizard.

[Fruitbat]

President Vicente Fox on Wednesday criticized the United States' decision to strengthen its border security and complete a wall along the two countries common border calling it "disgraceful and shameful."

At least we're moving in the right direction apparently.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Fox just wants to steal from us.

[FerdieMurphy]

We musn't forget that NAFTA is helping the Mexican economy and has made things much better for the average family.

The dirty little secret that our MSM isn't telloing us is that billions of dollars of goods are manufactured in China, then shipped to Mexico where a minor operation is performed on each piece of Chinese trash like affixing a label that says "Made In Mexico" then the item is reshipped to the eagar junk-buying American saps.

Just think how our prison population will decline once our air-headed politicos shut down the border and authorize the scooping up of ALL illegals and their repatriation.

[P-40]

I wonder how the increased border security is going to affect the mexican ecconomy.


If it forces Mexicans to demand reforms in their country, it could be wonderful for Mexico. As it now stands, the cash heading south from Mexicans in America, either here legally or illegally, does nothing but prop up a system that is grossly unfair to all but a small minority.

[Fruitbat]

Exactly. Try overstaying your vacation in Mexico or your visa and see how fast they lock you up for a very long time.

I wouldn't go to Mexico anymore. Too much animous directed at Americans.

When I wanna go to Mexico, I'll just take a trip to parts of Southern Florida or other parts of the Southern states. I can also take a quick stroll into Annandale, VA for cheap. Pull into most 7-11s and you'll think you're in Mexico.

[jazusamo]

WGAS?, I don't.

[hgro]

Fox thinks that shipping his problems across the border will solve his problems in Mexico. Lets all assist in keeping the illegals in Mexico and let Vincente cope. Maybe he can start shipping his surplus citizens to Brazil and Cuba.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Not most, only half, which averages out to approximately 45 million people.

I suppose that the rest are satisfied with the billions of dollars in remittances they receive each year as a result of the productivity of the United States economy.

[DumpsterDiver]

At least we're moving in the right direction apparently.

I guess we are because the Mexican government doesn't like this at all.

Mexican official calls House immigration bill 'wrong,' calls for lobbying against it

[An immigration reform bill] passed the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday. It would make undocumented migration, now a civil offense, a federal crime.

Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez:

A bill that would toughen U.S. immigration enforcement is "wrong,"

"We are trying with great force to avoid" passage of the bill,

"It appeared to us wrong, because it is a bill that tried to resolve migration issues on a judicial basis with control measures,"

"This type of law that build walls, puts more people on border patrols, or hardens the sanctions against those who hire an undocumented person, don't lead to adequate solutions,"

... during meetings last week with business groups in Chicago, Illinois, he suggested that business, community or church groups oppose the measure.

"Speaking with them (businessmen), speaking with the Catholic church on the social aspect of the issue, the social impact on the communities where they live, we are trying for them to make themselves heard and lobby in the Senate, and the U.S. Congress,"

[starfish923]

Amen to that - a woman at work asked me "aren't you ashamed that the rest of the world sees him as a cowboy?"
I answered - "Hell, no. I'm from Texas, and I like cowboys."

Me too.
Whom does the world call on to take care of despots, human rights abuses, hunger, poverty, invasions? Whom do they call on to right wrongs?
Natch, they call on the cowboy.

[tom h]

"FOX CALLS INCREASED U.S. BORDER ENFORCEMENT 'SHAMEFUL'"

Bull Honkey.

And Fox's tacit encouragement of his people to migrate north is criminal. And his political party's corruption should be a hanging offense.

[jmc813]

Mexico is in dire need of a regime change.

[jackbenimble]

Mexico is in dire need of a regime change.

It looks like the most popular politician in Mexico and likely next El Presidente is a raging socialist. Not quite a Chavez but not too far from it.

What Mexico needs is a firing squad. They ought to take every single one of their elites and put them against an adobe wall and shoot them.

It probably wouldn't improve anything but I'd feel better.

[FerdieMurphy]

What Mexico needs is a firing squad.

Mexico AND its congenial neighbor to the North which is populated by useful idiots.

[FerdieMurphy]

The next time a despot moves in on a nation of ignorant peoples, or a dreaded disease hits them, the cowboy you speak of should be on a vacation.

[longtermmemmory]

(s)ecconomy? we don't need no steenking ecconomy!(/s)

[mthom]

Illegal alien apologists defend your buddy fox.
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[Washi]

Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones.