Mexico criticizes Arizona employer sanctions law

EXAMINER.com ^ | Jan 4, 2008 | not identified

[UCFRoadWarrior]

Mexico should worry more about why it is a craphole nation, and not worry why a soverign nation enforces their laws.

If Mexico doesnt like Arizona’s law, they are more than welcome to keep their people from emigrating

[Da Coyote]

Totally agree with 1. Let Mexico attend to its corruption. (If they want more corrupt politicians, we’ll be glad to send them ours...of both parties.)

[JoanVarga]

Oye, Mexico! Read my tag line!!

-Joan

[donnab]

Of course Mexico would defend them. They would lose a lot of money crossing the border, being sent in to Mexico by the illegals working here. Not to mention the health care and costs of the illegals now being paid by us.

[Manic_Episode]

They just think that we should be a lawless corrupt 3rd world $#!t#ole just like them.

[Arrowhead1952]

The Mexican government promised Friday to defend any Mexicans affected by an Arizona law that punishes employers who hire undocumented migrants.

The Mexican government promised Friday to defend any Mexicans affected by an Arizona law that punishes employers who hire undocumented migrants ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.

[nyyankeefan]

mexico can just STFU and clean up their turd world nation....

oh wait...they want to send it to the USA!!!!

[RKV]

Given Mexico’s own labor laws they are NO POSITION TO TALK LIKE THIS. None.

[Graybeard58]

The Mexican government promised Friday to defend any Mexicans affected by an Arizona law that punishes employers who hire undocumented migrants.

Who knew the Mexican government and the ACLU were the same thing?

[mtbopfuyn]

Time to show the Mexican Consulate the door.

[org.whodat]

Mexico should try to develop it’s own hellhole, where kids don’t have worms and TB, fix your damn water and sewage. Mexico do something for your people.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Tie up their phone lines with er *requests* for information on how to get a drivers license in Sinaloa for a two year stay even though you will not have a tourist card or be a legal immigrant or visitor to Mexico. When they insist you have no such right, raise your voice and demand even more rights and on part with Mexican nationals here in the US.

I am serious. The Mexican Consulates in the USA need to have their phone lines tied up.

[gdaddy]

publish the consulate phone numbers...

[Joe Boucher]

Hey Mexico,
Ever wonder why so damn many of your citizens flee their home for the U.S.?
Because they want jobs and to get the hell away from graft corruption and the craphole they came from.

[BenLurkin]

"Measures like ... ignore the contributions that migrants make to the U.S. society,"

[SandRat]

MEXICO!

[radar101]

http://www.theconservativevoice.com/article/16087.html

[SwinneySwitch]

Ping!

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[HiJinx]

Mexico criticizes Arizona employer sanctions law

Well, that's okay. I'm critical of Mexico, so I guess we're even...

The new law has brought up some interesting questions. My company is HQd in NJ, but we have a large operation here in AZ and follow AZ law - taxes, unemployment, workmen's comp, etc. And our local business unit employs close to 500 workers who are hired elsewhere and whose workplace is elsewhere, including Iraq and Afghanistan.

So, our HR manager wonders if AZ is going to require us to run these out-of-state employees through e-Verify before we hire them? And, is that before or after we put them in for a DoD clearance? That got a chuckle from the managers in attendance...