Deporting migrants via Texas ends soon

Arizona Star ^ | September 27, 2003 | Michael Marizco

[janetgreen]

Last week Mexico's secretary of foreign relations said the two countries need to agree on one repatriation plan.

The only plan that Americans want is repatriation of 10 million Mexican nationals back to Mexico with instructions to each of them to stay in their own country from now on.

[BeerSwillr]

The federal government had originally planned to fly the immigrants into Mexico, but the Mexican government refused to allow the flights into Mexican airspace.

Un-freeking-believable. They don't even want their own people back.

[SAMWolf]

The federal government had originally planned to fly the immigrants into Mexico, but the Mexican government refused to allow the flights into Mexican airspace.

Fighter escorts and if they won't let the airliners land, drop the illegals out the back.

[JustPiper]

Well, I knew the Feds were coddling them, please check out my counter-protest today downtown Chi-Town:

On this thread

[humblegunner]

My family came from Scotland and I ain't got no papers..
I want a cruise, too!

[HiJinx]

What are the odds I will get an answer?

Oh, you'll get an answer...however, it'll either be the answer to another question, or it won't be the answer you want to the question you asked.

That's what happened when I wrote John McLame, (Rino-AZ).

[FITZ]

The announcement of the end to the repatriation program comes one day after Mexican President Vicente Fox demanded that the United States end the effort.

Amazing. Fox has been given quite lot of authority over this country. It seems whatever he says goes, what the American people want matters not at all. I wonder why?

[holyscroller]

"The Mexican president wants a migration pact that improves the lot of 3 million to 5 million immigrants living illegally in the United States. "

Good grief, what more does he want? They're already sucking up every bit of welfare, free food, free housing, free education, free top-notch medical care they can get. They work under the table and pay no taxes, and then ship the money back to Mexico. What else could they possibly want?

[BJungNan]

They say they have to stop the program because it costs too much! Well Duh!

Leave it to our stupid Homeland Security department to fly them on a plane rather than send them from Arizona to Texas on a bus.

Does Bill O'Reilly know about this?

[Tauzero]

"The federal government had originally planned
to fly the immigrants into Mexico, but the Mexican government refused to allow the flights into Mexican airspace."

So send a fighter escort.

[TLI]

What else could they possibly want?

To buy your house out from under you with a fed-backed 0% interest loan with non-discrimination fed laws that force you to sell if they make an offer.

[Chi-Town Lady]

"We will continue to insist and demand that this ends and that different actions be used," Fox told reporters in New York, where he is attending the U.N. General Assembly meeting. "The respect for human rights, for the dignity of the Mexicans, is the highest priority for this government," he said."

I could think of many "different actions" that could be used. As for the Mexican government having respect for human rights and dignity of Mexicans is the best joke I've heard for quite sometime now.