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How Mexico Treats Illegal Aliens
Townhall.com ^ | April 28, 2010 | Michelle Malkin

Posted on 04/27/2010 9:29:20 PM PDT by IdeeFixe

Mexican President Felipe Calderon has accused Arizona of opening the door "to intolerance, hate, discrimination and abuse in law enforcement." But Arizona has nothing on Mexico when it comes to cracking down on illegal aliens. While open-borders activists decry new enforcement measures signed into law in "Nazi-zona" last week, they remain deaf, dumb or willfully blind to the unapologetically restrictionist policies of our neighbors to the south.

The Arizona law bans sanctuary cities that refuse to enforce immigration laws, stiffens penalties against illegal alien day laborers and their employers, makes it a misdemeanor for immigrants to fail to complete and carry an alien registration document, and allows the police to arrest immigrants unable to show documents proving they are in the U.S. legally. If those rules constitute the racist, fascist, xenophobic, inhumane regime that the National Council of La Raza, Al Sharpton, Catholic bishops and their grievance-mongering followers claim, then what about these regulations and restrictions imposed on foreigners?

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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Foreign Affairs; Front Page News; Government; Mexico; US: Arizona
KEYWORDS: aliens; az; illegalalieninvasion; illegalaliens; illegalimmigration; illegals; mexico; mexifascism
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1 posted on 04/27/2010 9:29:20 PM PDT by IdeeFixe
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To: IdeeFixe

This is SO untrue...Mexico would never treat people like that because all the evil republicans are in the US. /s


2 posted on 04/27/2010 9:31:06 PM PDT by Loud Mime (initialpoints.net - - The Constitution as the center of politics -- Download the graph)
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To: IdeeFixe

bump


3 posted on 04/27/2010 9:33:06 PM PDT by GeronL (http://libertyfic.proboards.com << Get your science fiction and fiction test marketed)
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To: IdeeFixe
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ROTFL!!! Don't forget to present yourself to an immigration officer.

4 posted on 04/27/2010 9:41:26 PM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (The only people not "boycotting" Arizona are the illegal aliens! What the hell is up with that!!?)
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To: IdeeFixe
Use this line of reasoning on a liberal and you'll just get bogged down in stupid discussions like "Mexico is a poor country - they have to crack down on border violations...but US corporations stole all of Mexico's wealth, so it's only fair we take take care of their most vulnerable citizens."
5 posted on 04/27/2010 9:43:18 PM PDT by Mr. Jeeves ( "The right to offend is far more important than any right not to be offended." - Rowan Atkinson)
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To: IdeeFixe

They’re worse then hypocrites, the Mexico govt is corrupt and evil.


6 posted on 04/27/2010 9:47:34 PM PDT by Bullish (Light skinned with no negro dialect (unless I want one))
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To: IdeeFixe

This is a perfect article. I’d really like to believe that any person with ANY shred of common sense would understand the point of the article, but somehow I speculate 50% of those that read it would somehow spin it into America being rasict even though we allow, by far, the most diverse legal immigrant pool of any country on earth.


7 posted on 04/27/2010 9:48:03 PM PDT by phatus maximus ( John 6:29. Learn it, love it, live it.)
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To: IdeeFixe

How Mexico treats illegal aliens is IRRELEVANT. If the Arizona law is a good law then it’s a good law on its own merits (i.e. it’s constitutional) and does not need to be justified by comparison to what a foreign country does. Trying to demonstrate the validity of a law by comparing it to what foreign countries do is undermining the true source of its validity.

I’m not commenting on the law itself here (I don’t know its details well enough to do that, but It looks like a good law to me so far) but just on this article. In other words, is your constitution enough to justify this law? if so then whatever Mexico’s law happens to be is, or at least should be, irrelevant.


8 posted on 04/27/2010 10:02:31 PM PDT by AussieJoe
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If the Arizona law is a good law then it’s a good law on its own merits (i.e. it’s constitutional) and does not need to be justified by comparison to what a foreign country does.

Beg to differ...it is relevant what other countries do in the overall argument. That was a huge part of the argument for socialized medicine. What other countries are doing. The same crowd always brings up the "global community" angle. How many countries in the world are you required to show your papers when asked? One can't have it both ways. Reference other countries when it suits your agenda and ignore it when it doesn't.

9 posted on 04/27/2010 10:10:28 PM PDT by Niteflyr ("Just because something is free doesn't mean it's good for you".)
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To: Niteflyr

“One can’t have it both ways. Reference other countries when it suits your agenda and ignore it when it doesn’t. “

Sure, I see what you’re saying. The healthcare issue you mentioned is a good example of why what other countries do should be irrelevant. I’m on the opposite side of that particular issue than most here because I support the level of socialized medicine we have here in Australia, which is a completely different system to yous in just about every respect (very different to obamacare, also) but what we do should have no bearing on what laws you pass. Your country, your rules, and what the rest of the world does is irrelevant.


10 posted on 04/27/2010 10:20:24 PM PDT by AussieJoe
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To: Mr. Jeeves

Mexico...WHAT A WASTE!


11 posted on 04/27/2010 10:20:31 PM PDT by TheDailyChange (Politics,Conservatism,Liberalism)
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To: IdeeFixe

An enterprising Republican should enter Mexico’s Immigration Law as a Bill in Congress.


12 posted on 04/27/2010 10:22:17 PM PDT by Uncle Miltie ("young people, African-Americans, Latinos and women" - 0. Ageist, Racist, Sexist.)
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“An enterprising Republican should enter Mexico’s Immigration Law as a Bill in Congress”.

It would be racist to NOT do so, from what I’m being told.


13 posted on 04/27/2010 10:23:54 PM PDT by IdeeFixe
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To: Bullish

“They’re worse then hypocrites, the Mexico govt is corrupt and evil.”

The US government gets more and more corrupt and evil with every passing day. We need to get back to being a christian nation, and boot out all the atheists, and secularists. We’d better be limiting those who practice the religion of peace too.


14 posted on 04/27/2010 10:25:50 PM PDT by greeneyes (Moderation in defense of your country is NO virtue. Let Freedom Ring.)
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To: Niteflyr
Mexico's hypocrisy is astounding.

They're nativism extends to their oil industry where they still refuse to allow their NAFTA partners to assist with oil exploration/ drilling. Thus depriving themselves of billions of dollars every year.

Even Castro's Cuba has started to allow Canadian oil companies to do work there.

How insane is it that Mexico still pursues an energy policy to the left of Fidel Castro's...?

15 posted on 04/27/2010 10:31:26 PM PDT by Cyropaedia ("Virtue cannot separate itself from reality without becoming a principal of evil...".)
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To: Loud Mime

So if Obama, Reid and Pelosi ruin our country, this is the reception we can expect when we try to cross the border to Mexico looking for freedom and work?


16 posted on 04/27/2010 10:40:48 PM PDT by Eric Blair 2084 (Beware of the Socialist Government-Academia Grant Junkie-Rich "non-profit"-Liberal Media Complex)
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To: Eric Blair 2084

If you own a business, Mexico will welcome you. If you’re looking for work that their citizens won’t do...good luck.


17 posted on 04/27/2010 11:11:11 PM PDT by Loud Mime (initialpoints.net - - The Constitution as the center of politics -- Download the graph)
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To: IdeeFixe

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18 posted on 04/27/2010 11:12:56 PM PDT by happinesswithoutpeace (1.416785(71) x 10^32)
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To: Cyropaedia
How insane is it that Mexico still pursues an energy policy to the left of Fidel Castro's...?

Totally insane. But then that's why people are fleeing Mexico for a "better life" here. What irks me is all the Mexican flags and pro-Mexico attitude of people who come here. If Mexico is so great they'd be living there.

19 posted on 04/27/2010 11:14:50 PM PDT by Niteflyr ("Just because something is free doesn't mean it's good for you".)
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To: Uncle Miltie

Why not, they used the Nazi Weapons Law of 1938(1934?) as boilerplate for the U.S. Gun Control Act of 1968!

I would support most of the Mex. law being adopter here.

The real place to bring these facts out is directly to the Mex. president.

We should not get too hung up on Mex. alone, the entire world sends their problems here, and many refuse to allow them to be repatriated.


20 posted on 04/27/2010 11:43:23 PM PDT by Loyal Sedition
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