Mexican woman with three U.S. citizen children departing country

kold.com ^ | 12-31-07 | AP via KOLD

[dynachrome]

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - A 23-year-old Mexican woman with three American-born children, including one just three weeks old, will return voluntarily to Mexico after what supporters call a harrowing experience with authorities during a traffic stop.

Miriam Aviles-Reyes, an illegal immigrant, and the human rights group Derechos Humanos say a Tucson police officer was abusive and called the Border Patrol without necessary cause.

[ArtyFO]

Buh-bye. Walk out on your subprime mortgage here and start anew in Mexico. See if you can get a subprime loan there from Carlos Slim.

[muawiyah]

The gestation period is different, obviously.

Another reason to deport them rapidly.

[dforest]

Its nice she is taking her kids with her. Good luck to her in her homeland.

Do I start the tears now?

[muawiyah]

Good point. Once Mexico becomes truly a place that cannot be differentiated from the US in terms of law, adherence to law, due process and criminal law enforcement, we probably ought to talk to them seriously about a closer relationship.

At the moment, however, their best bet is to serve as a buffer between us and the yahoos in the rest of Latin America.

[tioga]

It was a short article. Did you try reading it. All the answers to your questions are in it.

[Old Professer]

Nah, the mean old cop probably read this site http://www.derechoshumanosaz.net/ just before he went on duty and was laying in wait for her.

[Mr. Mojo]

Adios, Miriam. ....and be sure to tell all your amigos y amigas about your experience.

[Old Professer]

Derecho can also be a noun meaning law or right, as in los derechos civiles (civil rights).

[steveab]

Miriam Aviles-Reyes, an illegal immigrant, and the human rights group Derechos Humanos say a Tucson police officer was abusive and called the Border Patrol without necessary cause.

Question.

If you want to control illegal immigration, why would you allow automatic citizenship to children born in the US who parents are here illegally?

[buccaneer81]

Well, that is a little hard core,

You gotta be kidding me. As far as I'm concerned, the "husband" is lucky he has the teeth he smuggled in here.

[freekitty]

Sorry, I am not sure I am following you.

[nwrep]

It was a short article. Did you try reading it.

Of course not. I did not read the article. I want all the info in the title. :-)

[nwrep]

It was a short article. Did you try reading it.

Of course not. I did not read the article. I want all the info in the title. :-)

[gubamyster]

ping

[Mr. Mojo]

If you want to control illegal immigration, why would you allow automatic citizenship to children born in the US who parents are here illegally?

Exactly. And of course the answer is they don't want to control it. Giving illegal aliens welfare (free medical, education, etc.) and automatic citizenship for their kids is in effect placing a huge "WELCOME" sign at the borders.

[phil1750]

Bet the hospital got Zero payment for the delivery.

Why aren't these bills being sent to Mexico City? It is their citizens stiffing our hospitals.

[One_American]

"A 23-year-old Mexican woman with three American-born children, including one just three weeks old..."

"Aviles-Reyes went into labor during the traffic stop, and her husband, who was also an illegal immigrant, was deported immediately - before she could deliver her son the next day."

How could she have a kid that was three weeks old and be be going into labor during the traffic stop? Something does not add up.

[One_American]

I got it. The husband was immediately deported and she was deported about three weeks later with her new born child.

[Fzob]

You liberal.

[Ron H.]

Well Miriam, you can't blame the deputy or ICE for doing their job. You knew that you could face deportation should you get caught and that was the chance you were willing to take. I cannot allow myself to shed a tear for the situation you and your husband voluntarily put yourselves and your children in by breaking our nations immigration laws. Maybe next time you'll do it the way my ancestors did it, legal that is.