[Carry_Okie]

Great job.

I was too burnt to read it and was hoping this was a good thing. Oh well.

Thanks.

[Sabertooth]

The bill also does not specifically apply to Mexico's card, but Mexico is the most prolific issuer of consular cards in the United States, with more than 1.5 million issued. Other nations have said they either will, or want to, issue cards to their own nationals living in the United States.

To address the problem of fraudulent documents, the bill would require Mexico to verify a person's identity through voter registration or birth records.

The bill says countries that fail to follow the requirements for consular cards would be punished by the State Department, which would no longer be able to issue visas to immigrants and visitors from those nations.

Total stealth Amnesty. Called it, back here, three weeks ago...

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To: Tancredo Fan; Kuksool; dennisw

What do you want to bet that the unreliability of the Mexican IDs becomes a rationale for Amnesty?

"That way, we can seperate the law-abiding Illegals from the terrorists."

16 posted on 06/26/2003 6:46 PM PDT by Sabertooth
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FBI Criticizes Mexican Consular I.D. Cards