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The court, informally known as the World Court, ruled in 2004 that the convictions of some 50 Mexicans on death row around the United States violated the 1963 Vienna Convention, which provides that people arrested abroad can have access to their home country's consular officials.

So which is it, Mexico: are your nationals subject to the jurisdiction of the U.S. Government or are they not? You can't have it both ways.

If they are, then your claims with regards to these rapists and murders are full of excrement. If they are not, then all those anchor babies were improperly awarded U.S. citizenship. Either way, the Mexican government is encouraging an invasion of our States -- an act of war -- and our own Government is standing by and doing nothing, an act of treachery against We The People that is so great that it may merit a Revolution, whether peaceful or otherwise.

The anchor babies were improperly awarded citizenship anyway. US law has for decades required that any children born to foreigners in the US be added to the family's visa.

Just because some Mexican forgot to get a visa doesn't mean that requirement can be forgotten.

American citizens, BTW, do not need to be added to anyone's visa.

There are tens of millions of people here claiming citizenship based on their anchor baby status who are simply not aware that their true status is that of stateless alien awaiting addition to their momma's visa!