CA: Mayor declares SoCal city 'sanctuary' for illegal immigrants (National City, Ca.)

The feds are violating fed policy.....

21 posted on 09/30/2006 9:30:13 PM PDT by teldon30 (Far right, elitist, sexist, cynical religious bigot and looter)

To: NormsRevenge

Had thanksgiving dinner in 1991 in National City, CA. Never imagined it would come to this in 2006....

22 posted on 09/30/2006 9:59:22 PM PDT by DancesWithBolsheviks (Fatigued with the party always being in my backyard.)

To: NormsRevenge

Ice ought to open an office in that town tomorrow.

23 posted on 09/30/2006 10:04:12 PM PDT by BLS (It's time to redefine your deiphobic mind.)

To: NormsRevenge

Deny all federal funding to such cities and see how long that lasts.

24 posted on 09/30/2006 10:09:51 PM PDT by A CA Guy (God Bless America, God bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)

25 posted on 09/30/2006 10:21:44 PM PDT by Doc91678 (Doc91678)

26 posted on 09/30/2006 10:21:45 PM PDT by Doc91678 (Doc91678)

Why should we give any federal funds to any city that wants to thumb its nose at federal policy.

Huh? Well because that is, the federal policy! At least the unwritten one.

27 posted on 09/30/2006 11:20:14 PM PDT by navyblue (Semper ubi sub ubi)

To: NormsRevenge

ok, here we go again. Which city in SoCal is it? Is it actually called National City? Googling shows there is a National City, CA. I just wish the article would properly note that at the top.

28 posted on 10/01/2006 1:18:50 AM PDT by sten

Didn't Polk give it up because his supply lines were too tenuous? If that was the case he couldn't be faulted in hindsight. The Pershing "Punitive Expedition" had similar problems. Fortunately the government of Mexico got the message in those cases. Now it's a sticky wicket where one goes after the masks or the narcos who are really running the show.

Oops; Americans aren't supposed to know that. Never mind.

29 posted on 10/01/2006 2:58:15 AM PDT by NewRomeTacitus

Happened in Denver too and put an immediate end to the Mayor's hopes to run for Governor.

That scum was finally returned to Colorado but not before the state had to assure Mexico that there would be no death penalty and no life in prison without parole.

He was just convicted and sentenced.

A reminder to all that we have enough of our criminals without declaring our cities Sanctuaries for illegals.

I believe Mayor of NYC has the same mindset.....don't ask, don't tell if they're illegal.

30 posted on 10/01/2006 5:19:07 AM PDT by OldFriend (Should we wait for them to come and kill us again? President Karzai 9/26/06)

I don't suppose the mayor will change his mind even if an illegal pumps four bullets into a cop's head like it happened in Houston.

We already have cop-killer illegals. They usually end up suing the police department for brutality.

Actually, just last week a cop was cornered and beaten half to death by a group of them. Last I checked that campl still hasn't been cleared out.

31 posted on 10/01/2006 9:15:58 AM PDT by Shion (Bring Back John Galt)

It actually is a city called National City.

It's part of San Diego County, and it's always been kind of a gang-ridden ghetto s---hole, but it's gotten substantially worse lately.

32 posted on 10/01/2006 9:19:32 AM PDT by Shion (Bring Back John Galt)

To: NormsRevenge

Why expect otherwise? Part of the problem is right in front of your face.

33 posted on 10/01/2006 9:23:27 AM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS (It is a shame that when these people give a riot)

To: NormsRevenge

Mexico has a back-up quasi amnesty plan... Officials there are about to submit to the president-elect a proposal allowing individual U.S. states to negotiate immigration pacts with Mexican regions for the "temporary" visits of Mexicans in the USA (among other perks and favors that seemingly do little for us up here, or for the struggling pro-entrepreneurial reform movement in Mexico).

Free online translator:

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article's source:

http://www.el-universal.com.mx/notas/378507.html

Entregarán senadores a Calderón propuesta de reforma migratoria

La propuesta elaborada en la pasada Legislatura por el entonces diputado federal del PRI, Roberto Pedraza, contempla una reforma que permita a las entidades federativas de México signar acuerdos regionales con sus homólogos de EU para la contratación de migrantes
Notimex
El Universal
Ciudad de México
Domingo 1 de octubre de 2006
09:42 Senadores del PRI entregarán al presidente electo, Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, una propuesta de reforma migratoria mediante la cual podrían evitarse cientos de muertes de mexicanos y terminar con el tráfico de indocumentados.
La propuesta elaborada en la pasada Legislatura por el entonces diputado federal del Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI), Roberto Pedraza Martínez, contempla una reforma que permita a las entidades federativas de México signar acuerdos regionales con sus homólogos de Estados Unidos para la contratación de migrantes.
“Intentamos desde el Senado revivir esta iniciativa denominada Por Una Migración Ordenada entre México y Estados Unidos, mejor conocida como 10-2 y 5-1 la cual se encuentra guardada en el algún escritorio de la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores desde hace tres años”, lamentó su autor.
El ahora senador suplente dijo en entrevista que se prevé el consenso de más senadores de todos los partidos para entregar la propuesta al presidente electo e impulsar desde el principio de su administración una verdadera agenda nacional en el tema migratorio.
La propuesta establece que además de los acuerdos regionales o interestatales, se promovería la “certificación” de los emigrantes mexicanos, para evitar que se les acuse de delincuentes y con ello también acabar con las bandas de “polleros”.
“El sexenio del presidente Fox fue el de las cuentas alegres en materia migratoria y al final terminas con la construcción de un nuevo muro, vigilado por militares”, expuso Pedraza Martínez.
Deploró que la iniciativa elaborada por diputados federales y consensuada por toda la Cámara de Diputados en la LIX Legislatura haya sido desechada primero por el titular del Ejecutivo y después por el canciller Luis Ernesto Derbez.
Recordó que la propuesta del Congreso mexicano establecía la “certificación de migrantes”, la posibilidad de realizar convenios migratorios entre estados de los dos países, un esquema de trabajo temporal y el pago de fianzas que garanticen que los trabajadores mexicanos regresen al país.
“Se dilapidaron seis años de la actual administración en reuniones de presidentes de ambos países en sus ranchos, de diálogos de amigos, de impulsar el endurecimiento de las medidas migratorias, pero no en una verdadera reforma en el tema que frene las más de 500 muertes de mexicanos en la frontera común”, agregó.

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34 posted on 10/01/2006 11:03:22 AM PDT by Shuttle Shucker

To: NormsRevenge

Notice how the Mexican immigration reform proposals do absolutely nothing to erradicate any of the officially sanctioned racism embodied in Mexico's own immigration laws against us gringos? For more details on how much more strict Mexico's immigration laws are against us than ours are against them:

http://www.directory.com.mx/immigration

35 posted on 10/01/2006 1:10:43 PM PDT by Shuttle Shucker

Contrary to popular belief, the city of San Diego is not on the Mexican border. Starting from the border and driving north on Interstate 5. the cities are: San Ysidro, Imperial Beach, Chula Vista, National City and San Diego.

36 posted on 10/01/2006 1:31:54 PM PDT by CAWats (Post to Free Republic without knowing HTML. Click my name.)

To: NewRomeTacitus

The Isthmus of Tehuantepec is a lot shorter than the Rio-Grande-Arizona California border.

37 posted on 10/01/2006 7:42:32 PM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis, Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts, and guns made America great.)

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38 posted on 10/01/2006 9:21:38 PM PDT by gubamyster

Thanks for the ping. BTTT.

39 posted on 10/02/2006 3:37:45 AM PDT by PGalt

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