Mexicans posing as U.S. agents obstruct probe

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Wednesday, January 15, 2003 | By Art Moore

[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, January 15, 2003

Quote of the Day by unsycophant

[hoosierskypilot]

And DC will continue to pretend nothing is amiss so as not to alienate the immigrant vote in the U.S.

The camel's in the tent, boys.

[.45MAN]

The more tht I hear about the US southern border and what is going on the less patients I have with Both the INS and MEXICO. It is more and more obvious that the INS is a usless government agency that should be abandend. enough, I will not rant......

[FITZ]

The Mexican government is behind most criminal activities from Mexico ---including the smuggling of humans and drugs. There should be no doubt about the corruptness of that system and the money being made by very corrupt officials in that country.

[healey22]

This is outrageous. I just sent off a message to my Senators and Congressman and attached this article and demanded that they investigate this matter. What we need is more Civil Homeland Defense on the border and I am about ready to sign up.

[Lion Den Dan]

bump for congress critter letter

[John Locke]

Remember the Mukden Incident? Mexico's behavior in our Southwest increasingly resembles Japan's behavior in Manchuria in the 1920s and 1930s. It's time we gave these b*stards a taste of hot lead, in my humble opinion.

[waxhaw]

I'm currently posted at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City (I work for the Dept. of Defense). I have a number of friends here who are with the FBI, DEA and INS and have learned from them that one of the most coveted jobs within the Mexican government law enforcement agencies is that of "liaison" with U.S. law enforcement agencies. This liaison entitles the Mexican to carry U.S. credentials and allows this individual to cross the border at will and with absolutely no hassles/inspections at the border.... and, of course, many Mexican law enforcement personnel use this entitlement for corrupt purposes and especially for the purpose of smuggling drugs or illegals. Unbelievably, after 9/11, when the U.S. law enforcement officers in Mexico and along the border requested that this "credentials program" be halted for our nation's safety, the various Washington headquarters instead demanded that even more credentials be granted to Mexican law enforcement personnel. The situation is worse now than it was before 9/11.

[Sparta]

Trojan Horse ping!!!!

[heyhey]

bump

[Squantos]

Getting pretty bad....

Home Invaders pretending to be police......(hell, police pretending to be police)

Foreign Nationals pretending to be La Migra.....

And a RINO Homeland Security organization that hasn't a clue.......all these polidiots are doing is feathering their own nest with bureaucracy and diversion of guilt. Thank goodness our RKBA is for now considered a source of revenue (CHL's) or we'd really be up the creek without a paddle IMO.

[Minutemen]

BTTT

[Minutemen]

BTTT

[Fred Mertz]

Bttt

[Minutemen]

BTTT

[Travis McGee]

What will it take to wake up this fatally stupid country? A mushroom cloud over LA?

[Marine Inspector]

It is more and more obvious that the INS is a usless government agency that should be abandend.

Well, you got your wish. The INS will cease to exist on March 1st.

Of course it won't change a thing long the border, or the Governments policy on illegals, but hey the INS is gone.

I wonder who will get the blame, once the INS is gone.

[Marine Inspector]

A mushroom cloud over LA?

And that would be a bad thing?

[steelie]

Mexico will always be known as

"the country that can't tie it's own shoes"

[MatthewViti]

and they'll keep telling you it's all part of Bush's "strategery"

sick!