No deal on returning migrants to Mexico

tucson citizen ^ | 2/21/04

[knak]

MEXICO CITY - Top Homeland Security Department officials and their Mexican counterparts completed two days of talks here yesterday but did not reach agreement on a proposed U.S. deportation program.

Under the controversial proposal, tens of thousands of illegal Mexican immigrants caught along the U.S.-Mexico border would be flown into the country's interior and repatriated there.

[Missouri]

Wells Fargo and Bank of America are collecting huge sums of money from expatriates by charging a fee to make the remissions transfers.

I guess this is one job that Americans are willing to do.

(sarcasm off)

[Joe Hadenuf]

Yeah, that one, with posts like this

Does this mean that all those one issue people, whose issue is illegal immigration will now concede that Bush IS addressing the problem and is taking effective steps to stop illegal immigration? Will they now vote for him

One misleading article surfaces and many actually thought like this. Some people are easily influenced and led.

[janetgreen]

They will create new dedicated commuter lanes this year at Nogales; San Ysidro and Calexico, Calif.; and El Paso, Laredo, and Brownsville, Texas.

To improve truck traffic, the two countries will establish Free and Secure Trade lanes at Pharr and Brownsville, Texas; Calexico and Otay Mesa, Calif.; and Nogales.

Good deal for Mexico and illegal aliens. How does this help us in the invaded states? It doesn't. Talk is cheap. Bush is trying to put a Band-Aid on the problem because the election is coming up. He doesn't want the illegal alien traffic to stop, he's made that clear.

[Happy2BMe]

"I think it might happened before the Presidential Election after this current Presidential Election."

hehe . .

We can't have our cake and eat it too, now can we?

CRITICAL MASS = GOVERNMENT BREAKDOWN DUE TO OVERSPENDING.

(Examples: Rome and Greece.)

[Happy2BMe]

"One of the many reasons why there is nothing more permanent than a temporary worker."

And why there is an infinite stream of people waiting in line to do jobs "Americans just don't want."

[Happy2BMe]

"Wells Fargo and Bank of America are collecting huge sums of money from expatriates by charging a fee to make the remissions transfers."

Let's not forget the vast wealth in laundering drug monies and the international money market.

Add two more companies to the "greedy employer" syndrome.

[Happy2BMe]

"It really is NOT that hard to figure out, we simply have to remove the incentive for V. Fox and his thugs to continue exporting their problems to the U.S."

Did you miss the part about the "temporary worker" program being permanent due to cheap labor, corrupt politicians (here in America), and slave labor employers becoming sickingly wealthy off the backs of migrant workers?

[Ajnin]

This agreement is a pipe dream. They may reach an agreement but it will only benefit Mexico. This "close cooperation " issue is not new. We have been closely cooperating with Meixco for several years and the problem of illegal immigration continues unabated. Let me tell you how this cooperation works. We give them access to classified information and equipment. We train their officers at US taxpayer expense. In return they give us nothing.

[international american]

For 18 years, we have rewarded illgals by making them legal. Now why would anybody believe we will send them home
after a "temporary" stay?? Not even a moron would by this. We need to close the Mexican borders.

[4.1O dana super trac pak]

Well, this is shocking.

[Bikers4Bush]

Drop em' at the border.

[DumpsterDiver]

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