U.S. DEPORTATIONS PUT A BURDEN ON TIJUANA

The San Diego Union-Tribune ^ | Feb. 5, 2012 | Sandra Dibble

[moonshinner_09]

Mexico thinks we should keep their illegals here and let them drive up crime here . Sorry Mexico we are not their parents. This is your problem, deal with it.

[musicman]

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[martin_fierro]

Stuning.

[LtKerst]

Listen to the Leftist slime comming from San Diego...
That City is diving down the sewer of Democrats and Marxists.

Wake up San Diego! dont let Democrats ruin your town!!

Take back the Govt. or San Diego will look just like Tijuanna...A Dump.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Cry me a rio.

[donmeaker]

Operation Wetback, during the Eisenhower administration, shipped illegals to Veracruz. That way they had a longer walk to get back to the border.

Some of the illegals were put on slow boats, and died on the trip.

Eisenhower had put General Jim Swing in charge of the INS. Swing moved INS managers away from where they had been bribed or nudged by their local congress critter/business groups, and began raiding- the businesses didn’t get advance notification of the raids.

The raids worked. Most illegals self deported. It was so effective that the Democrat party rewrote the law to create anchor babies.

[zerosix]

"Cry us a river," TJ and SD as well.

Why does the writer for the SD paper believe that all 57 Obama states should suffer its criminals running in U.S. cities?????

As to Mex. you sent these vermin to the U.S. - now you get them back.

Tell someone who gives a damn, I sure don't.

[hal ogen]

So it is a burden of the loser country mexico to take back their scum-bucket citizens??????? Shut up!

[cromero]

I'm an American living here in Baja, about 16 miles south of TJ. I see the deportees all the time. I don't think the article said that Mexico wanted us to keep the deportees, it just said they need notice and cooperation. Like the USA, Mexico is not prepared. I have hired a couple of deportee's in my business. They work hard and realize that they or their parents screwed up and never got papers. It takes a while for them to get the funds together to continue south to their home towns, so in the short run, TJ bares the burden of all the transients. I see the crime increase along the beaches, more break-ins for electronic gear that can be sold quickly. No violence to Americans. Except for cartel and drug related killings in TJ, I don't see a lot of violent crimes. Stay away from TJ after 12:00 and you should be OK. Just like you can't go to down town Detroit after midnight. Last summer I saw that there were 38 drug related deaths in Chicago in one weekend. I guess no one is immune from the impact of drugs.

[cripplecreek]

Tough tacos Tito.

[cromero]

I'm an American living here in Baja, about 16 miles south of TJ. I see the deportees all the time. I don't think the article said that Mexico wanted us to keep the deportees, it just said they need notice and cooperation. Like the USA, Mexico is not prepared. I have hired a couple of deportee's in my business. They work hard and realize that they or their parents screwed up and never got papers. It takes a while for them to get the funds together to continue south to their home towns, so in the short run, TJ bares the burden of all the transients. I see the crime increase along the beaches, more break-ins for electronic gear that can be sold quickly. No violence to Americans. Except for cartel and drug related killings in TJ, I don't see a lot of violent crimes. Stay away from TJ after 12:00 and you should be OK. Just like you can't go to down town Detroit after midnight. Last summer I saw that there were 38 drug related deaths in Chicago in one weekend. I guess no one is immune from the impact of drugs.

[cromero]

I'm an American living here in Baja, about 16 miles south of TJ. I see the deportees all the time. I don't think the article said that Mexico wanted us to keep the deportees, it just said they need notice and cooperation. Like the USA, Mexico is not prepared. I have hired a couple of deportee's in my business. They work hard and realize that they or their parents screwed up and never got papers. It takes a while for them to get the funds together to continue south to their home towns, so in the short run, TJ bares the burden of all the transients. I see the crime increase along the beaches, more break-ins for electronic gear that can be sold quickly. No violence to Americans. Except for cartel and drug related killings in TJ, I don't see a lot of violent crimes. Stay away from TJ after 12:00 and you should be OK. Just like you can't go to down town Detroit after midnight. Last summer I saw that there were 38 drug related deaths in Chicago in one weekend. I guess no one is immune from the impact of drugs.

[RnMomof7]

Awwwwwww that is SOOOOOO sad..but I guess it is alright if we are burdened by them??

I suspect that after the election they will return here without penalty The current enforcement is for public consumption only .In fact this article may actually be obama campaign propaganda

[EGPWS]

Boo hoo hoo.....(sniff)

[Chode]

that's OK with me... better there than here

[MindBender26]

US DEPORTATIONS MEXICAN CRIMNALS PUT A BURDEN ON MEXICO

[clee1]

Quick! Call a WAAAAAAAAmbulance!

[Engedi]

And doesn’t Mexico provide illegal immigrants with maps,supplies and list of instructions on how not to get caught?

[dennisw]

Operation Wetback—— The good old days when America had pride and some unemployment (though nothing like today) so it evicted a few million illegal alien Mexicans to free up jobs for Americans. Today the Mexicans sense the rot in DC so invade America and do whatever the heck they want. We are a rich suburb where they go earn some money and piss on the natives