[Miss Marple]

We have had a meth problem in this state for at least 7 years. If you look at the total arrest records, most are whites. The meth problem preceded the influx of Mexican workers.

And as a side-note, you will note that these people were NOT protected, they were ARRESTED.

Now, go back to your happy Mexican-bashing with Joe Hadenuf. I refuse to participate, I stand by my opinions, and you, too, can go pound sand.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Authorities say ring made drugs in Mexico, then distributed them at a Westside car lot.

Authorities cracked down on one of central Indiana's largest methamphetamine trafficking organizations Friday, arresting 25 people and searching 14 homes.

The facts really bother you, don't they?

[txhurl]

The reason it was produced in Mexico instead of Indianapolis is that a critical component, red phosphorus, is nearly impossible to acquire in the US anymore.

The anhydrous method of production is now also practically shutdown by the DEA.

Mexico and Canada offer easy-to-obtain critical ingredients.