[garbageseeker]

"No matter who they elect, the corruption will continue," said Amelia Juantes, 23, who didn't even attempt to get an absentee ballot

Is she right?

[ByDesign]

Funny how these journalists can always find illegals for their sob stories (I GIVE a rat's ass about them not being able to vote), yet our Federal Governement can't.

[philetus]

Is she right?

Si senor

[Captainpaintball]

Is she right?

Uh...yeah!

Start stocking up on canned goods, guns, ammo, and get in good with The Big Guy Upstairs if this administration CONTINUES to play lovey-dovey with Mexico (ESPECIALLY in regards to immigration) even if they make a move to the far left, which I fear, they may.

[Flyer]

"I really wanted to vote, but I don't have papers so I couldn't go to Mexico"

But. . . but. . . you didn't worry about not "having papers" when you sneanked in here!

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

"I really wanted to vote, but I don't have papers so I couldn't go to Mexico" to get a voter card, said Adriana Lopez, 27, a housewife and illegal immigrant in Orange County, south of Los Angeles.


BUAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHA

[NormsRevenge]

Hey Vicente, You know where you can stick that thumb?

Mexico's President Vicente Fox shows his ink-stained thumb after casting his vote in the general elections at a polling station in "El Pipila" school in Mexico City. Mexicans voted in an election that could put a leftist leader at the US doorstep or keep the Latin American country on the conservative track that has won Washington's praise.(AFP/Omar Torres)

[VOA]

It's Bush's Fault.
Because he and the Senate failed to ramrod the "comprehensive (amnesty) package"
through and give all the illegals immediate unrestricted travel privileges.
Yeah, and free round-trip airline tickets to Mexico.

I wouldn't be suprised if some in The Los Angeles Times would agree with
that proposition.

[garbageseeker]

ping

[ncountylee]

"I really wanted to vote, but I don't have papers so I couldn't go to Mexico" to get a voter card, said Adriana Lopez, 27, a housewife and illegal immigrant in Orange County

I really wanted you to also and then stay out of my country. As we are in the same county, your theft of tax dollars makes me see red from rage.

[VeniVidiVici]

Their elation faded, however, when they learned that voters would need a current electoral card, and that the application deadline was nearly six months before the election. Furthermore, anyone needing a new card had to apply in Mexico — a risky chore for an illegal immigrant.

Funny. But the Mehican government will give out matricular counselor cards like candy to illegals throughout the US.

[NewRomeTacitus]

Of course it's all the fault of us law-loving conservatives that these "financial refugees" are crying. I say the wiser ones should be getting their one-way travel plans in place.

If you don't belong here...git!

[Squeako]

Their elation faded, however, when they learned that voters would need a current electoral card, and that the application deadline was nearly six months before the election. Furthermore, anyone needing a new card had to apply in Mexico — a risky chore for an illegal immigrant.

And that's all one needs to know about the Senate/President's idea for a guest worker plan. Ain't nobody gonna go home and sign up. Why bother to risk it when they can hide in broad daylight?

[DustyMoment]

"Starting Gate Prevents Jockeys From Starting Race Early"

What a stupid article!!!

[DumpsterDiver]

Still, many more were disenfranchised by their fear of crossing the border as undocumented residents.

More Mexicans complaining about their lot in life. They're whining (yet again) because their refusal to obey the law has consequences.

Disenfranchised? I think not.