[yarddog]

It appears not every country is a total sucker for immigrants like the U.S.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The War on Some Drugs is a metastatic cancer that has corrupted all the South- and Central-American countries and Mexico, and it's doing it here.

But let's keep doing what we've been doing, since it's working so well.

[ConservativeMind]

Are these Mexicans working legally in Malaysia?

[buccaneer81]

Boy, did they pick the wrong country to invade!

[17th Miss Regt]

Well, they went to another country for economic opportunity and found it.

[Mr. K]

yeah... bricklayers

[MamaDearest]

While authorities say there is no direct evidence to tie the Sinaloa cartel

US Border Patrol Weekly Blotter April 14--April 20

Border Patrol agents seized over 19,274 pounds of marijuana. Agents arrested eleven criminal aliens and eight gang members. There were eleven rocking incidents.

Alaska cop found to be illegal immigrant: Prosecutors

The Anchorage Police Department patrolman known as Rafael Espinoza is in truth a Mexican citizen named Rafael Mora-Lopez, said Karen Loeffler, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Alaska.

[Cheetahcat]

These guys are idiots on the Plane your customs declaration slip in Red at the bottom “Death to drug traffickers” and They mean it!

[PGR88]

Remember, its the Washington Post....

[onyx]

for allegedly working in a factory....

Were they working there or not?

Typical WACOMPOST.

[UnwashedPeasant]

They might be innocent. Also possible that they went to Malaysia for another job description, but then they were forced by the persuasive drug cartel to work with drugs. We only know from the Compost that they are on trial "for allegedly working in a factory" where police found drugs.

"The brothers’ Malaysian attorney, Kitson Foong, said they were arrested outside the factory and were not involved in what was going on inside."

"Foong said police have mishandled his client’s case from the start. He charged they lost two-thirds of the drugs seized at the factory and that at one point they filed a report claiming the drugs had been stolen. He alleged that four police officers were arrested after being caught on camera stealing some of the drugs themselves."

[montag813]

Three years ago, three of them in their 30s and 40s quit the backbreaking work

I've made bricks. It's ahrdly "backbreaking" work, particularly if you are strong and robust, as they ought to have been, having done it since age 6. I think they got a break to make the BIG easy bucks from the cartel, and went for it. Clearly they failed to do an adequate cost-benefit analsysis. Malaysia is NOT the U.S. border, where smugglers are released if they have less than 50 lbs of pot.

[bert]

The plight of these three is as sorry as the dumb blonde from CBS who assumed she had a right to go to Egypt and lie like she does in America