[seastay]

Maywood a city nearby Bell Gardens, controlled by shady characters actually closed the traffic division of the police department recently so that illegal immigrants could not be cited for violations and the city is pushing to rename one of the city's elementary schools after former Mexican President Benito Juarez;

Maywood disbanding part of their police division confirms Tancredo's accusations that a few of the small city's in East LA county and elsewhere across the US are being taken over by corrupt Mexican National representatives. The Maywood story is documented here (experts from the LA Times) http://www.diggersrealm.com/mt/archives/001636.html

[jpl]

Maybe dealing drugs is now another one of those jobs that Americans won't do?

[after dark]

Terrible greed is fueling the destruction of this country.For now regular people are suffering. Drug pushers target poor people and children. Public schools are starting to look more like pharmacies for illegal drugs. This is one of the big reasons homeschooling is growing in the face of bitter opposition from teacher groups. Those who enjoy watching the drug poisoning of middle and lower class kids are not prepared for the day they will reap the consequences of their actions.

[Liz]

Comes as no surprise----their signage and shouts at the
recent street protests indicated they are ready to
takover the US with the vote, or with violence, if necessary.

Did anybody doubt the rampaging thugs waving Mexican flags in our
faces were organized drug cartels ready for war against Americans?

[after dark]

To think hundred years ago foreign born citizens could be deported and stripped of citizenship if they became criminals. What a crinkle such a law would put into the plans of the Mexican drug cartels. I wonder if it is still on the books.

[Joan Kerrey]

Mexican drug cartels operating in cities in the U.S. are buying up legitimate businesses to launder money and using some of the proceeds to win local mayoral and city council seats for politicians who can shape the policies and personnel decisions of their police forces, according to Rep. Tom Tancredo

A closer look might focus on more than just local politics. They're much further along than that.

[kellynla]

bttt