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"They have expressed surprise about the stricter laws in the U.S.," Long said. One of the problems is that people without immigration documents cannot get a driver's license, said Angeles Gomez, a spokeswoman for the Mexican Consulate in Austin. "They do not know the rules," Gomez said, "and this causes a vicious cycle." Dangerous choices Austin's statistics are not unique. In California, 48 percent of drunken driving arrests in 2001 were of Latino men, according to that state's Department of Motor Vehicles."

Projecting Senore? Why would they care about driving "rules" when they broke the law entering the country in the first place to inflict their aggressive illegal presence on the legal, legitimate, citizen with their drunken driving? It's just another example of their aggressive, we are taking over, behaviour that government refuses to protect citizens from. Stick that in your projector.

Why would they care about driving "rules" when they broke the law entering the country...

More projection. And you're quoting the guess of Mr. Gomez, no less!