[MadIvan]

Again, presumptuous, aren't they?

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

Ping!

[A CA Guy]

I am shocked by this new revelation.

[Kozak]

Aren't Mexicans supposed to live in Mexico?

[CitizenUSA]

"There are 12 million Mexicans on the other side, 12 million people who live every day in anguish about the need for a reform to let them live peacefully," he said."

I feel their pain! Here's my advice to end the "anguish"--GO HOME!

[pillut48]

"Reform" for illegal aliens=obey the laws of the USA and go home to Mexico on your own postehaste?
(That would be 'vamanos' in Spanish, IIRC)

[CAluvdubya]

Gosh, it bothers me so much that they oppose fences. I'm going to walk the block over to the canyon behind my house and ask the illegals camped out there if fences bother them!

[beaversmom]

"There are 12 million Mexicans on the other side, 12 million people who live every day in anguish about the need for a reform to let them live peacefully," he said.

Yes, they are really in mental pain over here. Buying houses. Buying huge trucks. Playing their Mexican music so the whole neighborhood can hear. Flying the Mexican flag. Having most of America cater to their language and culture. I don't know how people live under such conditions of oppression and stress. Don't tell Amnesty International.

[doug from upland]

It should be electrified.

[Ronin]

Hey Ernesto! Take your note, cover it liberally with extra-hot chili sauce, fold it until it's all corners and shove it where the sun don't shine!

[Steely Tom]

Well, exCUUUSE MEEEEEEEE!

[oldbrowser]

"There are 12 million Mexicans on the other side, 12 million people who live every day in anguish about the need for a reform to let them live peacefully," he said.

If the Mexican officials are the least bit concerned about the anguish of mexicans who have to illegally enter a foreign country to earn a living perhaps they should try to fix their own country instead of trying to tell us how to run ours.

[Marius3188]

Fine. They don't like fences. We will build walls instead.

[Republican Wildcat]

Well, gee, that's just too bad.

[Republican Wildcat]

Mexico has pushed for sweeping immigration reforms to help millions of Mexicans work legally in the United States but it fears Washington is more interested in keeping them out.

If they'd spend half as much time on economic reform in their own country they could work at home. They've got the manpower and the resources down there - there's no excuse other than incompetence.

[Berlin_Freeper]

What I am just wondering is how is their tourist industry doing?

After the UN freak show caused by the French with regards to Iraq, it was widely noted in the press that American tourists to France had completely crumbled and to this day I have not heard a change in that situation.

Since Mexico insists on making a huge stink about the border issue, I am wondering how many Americans are traveling there these days and what those economic figures might be.

Mexico is so quick to point at numbers, how come they don't point at those numbers?

[Khurkris]

Lo sientos pendejos. Fix Mehico's problemos and then come here as touristas and spend your dineros in the USA.

[Irishguy]

i guess he doesnt want 12 million arriving home who knows what should be done in mexico...a little bit of ass covering here methinks...

[calex59]

Mexico has pushed for sweeping immigration reforms to help millions of Mexicans work legally in the United States but it fears Washington is more interested in keeping them out.

I don't know about Washington but we the people are sure interested in keepin ILLEGAL law breaking parasites out, that's for sure.

[Lancer_N3502A]

And Mexico's opinion mean what to us?

[Allegra]

Mexico has pushed for sweeping immigration reforms to help millions of Mexicans work legally in the United States but it fears Washington is more interested in keeping them out.

Not just Washington, Ernesto.

The vast majority of the LEGAL citizens of the U.S. are interested in keeping YOUR problems out of our country, too.