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  • Is the left emptying prisons to make room for us?

    02/01/2022 1:27:15 PM PST · by certrtwngnut · 51 replies
    My addled mind
    I have been thinking lately that the prisons are being emptied for us so called "crazy right wingers" to occupy. Is this possible?
  • Fleeing Drug Violence, Mexicans Pour Into U.S.

    04/18/2010 3:35:19 PM PDT · by AuntB · 52 replies · 1,423+ views
    NY Times ^ | April 18, 2010 | JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr.
    Americans are taking in their Mexican relatives, and the local schools have swelled with traumatized children, many of whom have witnessed gangland violence, school officials say. Fort Hancock is echoed along the Texas border with Mexico, from Brownsville to El Paso. As the violence among drug gangs continues to spiral out of control in Mexico, more Mexican citizens are seeking refuge in the United States. The influx of people fleeing the violence, some of whom were involved in drug dealing in Mexico, has disrupted Fort Hancock’s peaceful rhythms. A few children among the refugees belong to families involved in the...
  • Mexico weighs options as lawlessness continues to grip Ciudad Juarez

    12/27/2009 6:18:29 PM PST · by AuntB · 11 replies · 923+ views
    Washington Post ^ | Dec. 27, 2009 | William Booth and Steve Fainaru
    CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO -- Senior Mexican officials have begun a sweeping review of the military's two-year occupation of this dangerous border city, concluding that the U.S.-backed deployment of thousands of soldiers against drug traffickers has failed to control the violence and crime, according to officials in both countries. The multi-agency review, which has not been made public, represents a "serious reassessment" of President Felipe Calderón's anti-narcotics strategy and reflects growing alarm that Juarez, across from El Paso, has descended into lawlessness, U.S. officials familiar with the process said. The war on Mexico's powerful drug cartels has been the defining policy...
  • [South Texas:]Protesters seek clarification on hurricane evacuation policies

    06/02/2009 3:37:23 PM PDT · by SwinneySwitch · 7 replies · 466+ views
    The Brownsville Herald/Monitor ^ | June 2, 2009 | JEREMY ROEBUCK
    EDINBURG - Community activists renewed their call Monday for federal officials to close South Texas' immigration checkpoints in the event of a mandatory hurricane evacuation. Checking the legal status of every evacuee would discourage people from leaving in advance of a storm and slow down the overall process for others, the migrant rights advocates said protesting on the first day of the 2009 hurricane season. "We think this could cause a tragedy of enormous proportions," said Corinna Spencer-Scheurich, an attorney with the South Texas Civil Rights Project. "We have been working to get a clear and safe answer to the...