[teenyelliott]

extending border walls will not curb illegal immigration, President Vicente Fox's office said Monday.

Land mines will.

only a law that guarantees legal entry

Hey, Vincente, eat fecal matter, you slug.

It is my country, not yours. We will guarantee you nothing.

[kerryusama04]

Mexico: Walls won't stop migrants

No shift.

[Zeppo]

The death of a Mexican man shot by U.S. authorities while trying to sneak into California proves that extending border walls will not curb illegal immigration, President Vicente Fox's office said Monday.

It "proves" no such thing. The only thing that has been "proven" is that President Vicente Fox's spokesperson is a stranger to rational thought processes.

[eeevil conservative]

walls will not curb illegal immigration

Will bullets? (not these "silver bullets" just regular bullets....

[Regulator]

and is respectful of human rights

Right. It's a human right to invade the United States.

The end game of the civil rights laws.

[atomicpossum]

Authorities said Martinez was on the Mexican side of the border at the time, but may have picked up rocks and made motions as if to throw them at the U.S. agent.

Brought rocks to a gunfight.

[DumpsterDiver]

ping

[FlashBack]

"This occurrence does no more than provide evidence that only a law that guarantees legal entry and is respectful of human rights can resolve the migratory problem both countries face," Aguilar said.
This occurance shows that one should try to get here legally and that the fence concept DOES work and there is a consequnce for threatening Border Offiicials with bodily harm.

[SandRat]

That all depends on how the wall is built and protected. At a minimum it will cost more to get across, will slow them down and channel them into heavily protected areas where the illegals and their Coyotes can be caught, tried, sentenced and as appropriate imprisoned for any crimes before being deported as far away from the US border as humanly possible.

[Mr. Mojo]

Mexico: Walls won't stop migrants

They'll help. And when used in combo with cutting off welfare benefits for illegals and heavily fining employers who hire illegals, it'll do the trick.

[boomop1]

Bunch of arrogant f**** I'm getting to really dislike my border amigo's

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

I'll listen to Vicente Fox as soon as he grants US citizens the right to freely migrate to Mexico without the hinderances of border checks and limitations on length of stay and prohibitions on seaside real estate purchases.

[humblegunner]

Mexico: Walls won't stop migrants

I'd love to ask them what they would suggest to stop the immigrants.

[c-b 1]

Mexico has bitterly opposed the House bill, which Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez branded as "stupid and underhanded." Fox has called it shameful.

No senor fox (lower case intentional) what is shameful is the way, you, and your corrupt government exploit the people of your country.

[RedEyeJack]

"Authorities said Martinez was on the Mexican side of the border at the time, but may have picked up rocks and made motions as if to throw them at the U.S. agent.'

This statement doesn't pass the smell test. Use of deadly force by a Border Patrol Officer is a significant act. To do so against someone who "may have" picked up rocks and "may have" made throwing motions is NOT enough to draw a weapon much less use it. This guy was either doing a lot more or the Border Control is getting out of control. Experience indicates the former.

[traumer]

"... was on the Mexican side of the border at the time, but may have picked up rocks and made motions as if to throw them at the U.S. agent"

What a SPIN !

[definitelynotaliberal]

Aguilar again attacked the measure Monday, saying "walls and police crackdowns never will resolve migration problems."

Oh yes, they will! You might now like the resolution (your citizens crawling back to your country to die in your hospitals of wounds inflicted to keep them from entering illegally), but the walls and police crackdowns will indeed resolve 'migration problems'.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Simple question:

If it won't be effective, why's he so worried about the idea?...

[Clintonfatigued]

Vincente Fox's economic policy is to send Mexican citizens here and have them send money back home to build the economy. His statements are a reflection of that.

[DustyMoment]

So, let me see if I got this straight - Mexico is essentially declaring open war on the US?

Their illegal invasion will be stopped by the citizens of America, since the Federal government, whose job it is to protect our borders, refuses to do it.

Either way, Fox is sinking his own ship.