[kik5150]

Sure, 30 million Mexicans here illegaly,no problem, but step one foot on their side of the border and we have an "incident"

[xcamel]

see:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/search?m=all;o=time;s=trespass
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1790175/posts

[Nathan _in_Arkansas]

Boo-freakin'-hooo! If Mexico wasn't a perfectly good waste of soil, I'd say let's declare war on them and take their land. How dare they be upset at us when the Mexican government was giving out pamphlets on how to get into the U.S. illegally and what to do when they got here. I expect the dumb-o-cRATS to issue an apology and monetary compensation. Are we Freepers the only sane people anymore?

[Clara Lou]

What a joke.
BTW, didn't their Federales or whoever cross the Rio into US territory a few years back?

[bilhosty]

What about all of the illegal Mexicans that area thousand miles inside the border?

[cripplecreek]

Mexico hasn't seen anger yet.

[LibKill]

Oh, cry me a damn river. We are being overrun!

A lot of countries would put in minefields instead of a fence. Cheaper and more effective.

We are nicer than that.

[ArmstedFragg]

has the deepest respect for the integrity of the sovereignty of....

Nice to know ONE of us does.

[Obie Wan]

Hey Mexico,bend over and I'll give you back your 10 yards !!!

[puppypusher]

Wow!Amazing.the Mexican government has finally discovered where their national boundary ends.Why can't they keep their citizens from breaking into our country with the knowledge they've gained we should have No more problems with Criminal aliens crossing our border.Sarcasm.

I can dream can't I.

[17th Miss Regt]

I understand and sympathize with their position. Mexico is a sovereign state and must protect their territorial integrity from encroachments. In fact, I think this is so important that I believe Mexico should immediately build a continuous twenty foot high concrete fence from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico and patrol it with their troops to prevent any Americans from illegally crossing into Mexico.

[Thumper1960]

Garcia is so eloquent when he speaks of the "sovereignty of Mexican soil". Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing if the Mexicans were concerned about the "sovereignty of American soil"?

The coming storm is being fed by the arrogance of Mexican authorities and their so-called "American" sycophants.

[RegulatorCountry]

Oh, dear. I guess Mexico is just going to have to build a wall to prevent incursions by our military. Such a pity.

[rottndog]

In a statement, the US Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza said: "The US is sensitive to Mexican concerns... [and] has the deepest respect for the integrity of the sovereignty of Mexican soil".

GGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.........I don't know where to go with this one...

If I said what was pulsing through my brain right now, I would get banned.

[pillut48]

Metres/meters and yards are not equivalent.

Guess the writer doesn't care, like Mexico doesn't care about encouraging their citizens to take their lives in their hands by breaking US laws!! >:-(

[TheBattman]

That's kind of what I was thinking-

Workers "theoretically" cross 10 yards into Mexican territory (which I seriously doubt, considering that the "fence" is primarily planned to be entirely on US soil), yet Mexicans of all varieties (illegal immigrants, drug runners, human smugglers, and even military units have and do cross into US territory on a very regular basis unmolested.

[rawcatslyentist]

Mexico's Congress should immediately issue orders for all of it's "citizens" to return home. This is a racist sexist homophobic country, they shouldn't want to even come here!

Whorehey go casa!

[HoosierHawk]

In a statement, the US Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza said: "The US is sensitive to Mexican concerns... [and] has the deepest respect for the integrity of the sovereignty of Mexican soil".

Surrealistic.

[Ingtar]

Offer them $1000 per person per day they claim crossed the border and set a precedent. Then start billing them.

[pulaskibush]

How about we give them their 10 yards/meters back if they remove all of their Consulates?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1790630/posts

[thiscouldbemoreconfusing]

In a statement, the US Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza said: "The US is sensitive to Mexican concerns... [and] has the deepest respect for the integrity of the sovereignty of Mexican soil".

To bad he and his boss don't feel the same about US soil and sovereignty.