[msnimje]

Why not have Jimmy Carter and his Habitat for Hamas (hat tip WuzzaDem) go down there and build them all nice houses?

[TEXOKIE]

Oh forevermore. This whole thing is like Alice behind the looking glass. The Mexican govt insistence on America rolling over so her mammary ducts are up and exposed to indiscriminate suckling is just a travesty. The obtuseness of our "representatives" in this matter with major exceptions is just as breathtakingly puzzling.

[samtheman]

groups that attack migrants

Memo to media: this is a lie.

[Pro-Bush]

Don't do us any favors. ....Time to teach those scumbags a lesson or two.

[Squint]

Mexico is angry about U.S. civilian groups that have organized patrols along the U.S.-Mexico border

Yeah, it really sucks to have legally armed, law abiding citizens protecting their country. Makes it hard for the Mexican government to unload it's problems on us.

[Little Ray]

I'll believe it probably wasn't because of US criticism.
They probably realized there was a liability issue...

[DumpsterDiver]

Miguel Angel Paredes, the spokesman for the federal Human Rights Commission, said the plan would be "rethought" because human rights officials in border states expressed concern that the maps would show anti-immigrant groups such as the so-called Minutemen civilian patrols where migrants were likely to gather.

The "human rights officials in border states":

The maps were designed by the Tucson, Arizona-based rights group Humane Borders, which operates some of the desert water stations. The group previously distributed about 100 posters in the Mexican border town of Sasabe.

Rev. Robin Hoover is the president of Humane Borders and is the pastor of Southside Presbyterian church in Tucson. Humane Borders' blog is here.

source

[Let's Roll]

"Mexico backs off on map giveaways"

Or so they say anyway.