Bush to travel to Mexico in March

Mercury News ^ | Feb. 07, 2007 | AP

[CrawDaddyCA]

MEXICO CITY - President Bush will travel to Mexico in March to meet with President Felipe Calderon, the government said Wednesday.

The Foreign Relations Department said in a statement that Bush will be in Mexico March 12-14 as part of a tour of Latin America.

Bush and Calderon met for the first time at the White House on Nov. 9, before the Mexican president had been sworn in, and discussed border security and illegal migration, among other topics.

[CrawDaddyCA]

Bush to travel to Mexico in March

No doubt to tell Calderon that he is sealing the border against illegal criminals.

[Reaganesque]

Don't drink the water.

[flashbunny]

meanwhile, mexico is traveling to the US every day!

[isthisnickcool]

He has my OK to stay there. He can come back when he seals the borders.

[SevenofNine]

More like don't drink tequilla ROFL

[Prokopton]

"Bush to travel to Mexico in March"

Real Mexico or is he just going to what used to be the Southwest US?

[Fitzcarraldo]

"Good fences make good neighbors."

[LibertarianInExile]

"Bush to travel to Mexico in March"

So he's going to Texas, or California?

[Fitzcarraldo]

Las “buenas cercas hacen a buenos vecinos.”

[RunningWolf]

Hope he's safe down there.

[DTogo]

Will he come back on Air Force One, or walk through one of his dilapidated "Homeland Security" fences?

[zerosix]

Perhaps he just might stay there for a few months while some things get cleared up regarding his administraion, i.e.: Justice Department, Dept. Homeland Security and Pentagon using "statements" of our enemies to charge, try and convict Border Patrol, other agents attempting to follow U.S. law regarding violence by illegal aliens, and most certainly, our military who are getting caught up in the government's "rules of engagement" then getting charged with murder.

It's not murder folks, it's WAR! War on Terror at home and abroad.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Meeting the Mexican President that American Presidents won't meet.

[MinorityRepublican]

So it's all Bush's fault? You are quick to forget that President Reagan allowed amnesty for illegal immigrants in 1986.

[madison10]

So is the President buying a beach house in Cancun or a castle in Mexico City?

(KIDDING)

[Iwo Jima]

Don't start that, punk.

[imahawk]

Hell, there wont be anybody to visit.

[imahawk]

Wrong

[FLOutdoorsman]

Considering we are at War, you would think that our Border Patrol would be considered sentries, and have the powers there of.

[MinorityRepublican]

The truth is a bit too much for you?If Ronald Reagan never offered amnesty, I'll like some documentation to prove me wrong.

So while President Bush deserve some blame for not dealing with this problem in a better way, it's not all his fault. Far from it.

[MinorityRepublican]

Wrong about what?

[zerosix]

Yes he did on the advice of his advisers as well as Congress' assuring him that they would enforce the accompanying laws against "hiring illegals and control over our borders" (sound familiar - that's what the 2006 Senate bill "promised to enact.")

Then, there were about 6 million illegals here and no one promised to give them Social Security, relax tax laws, make them immune from ID theft, etc.

Big change from then until now, isn't it? Oops, I forgot, we never enforced the 1983 laws promised to the American people.

[HKMk23]

It begs the question "Why?". If he'd just sit on his hands awhile longer they'll all be here and he can spare the taxpayers the travel expenses.

[gcruse]

Stay down there, George. Dick Cheney couldn't be any worse as President.

[Iwo Jima]

Yes, it's a bit much for me that you would trash a dead man whose boots you would not be fit to polish if he were alive. Make your point another way, but leave Ronald Reagan's name out of this.

Punk.

[MinorityRepublican]

That's why I don't like people trashing current President Bush as well. Now you're getting your medicine.

[billclintonwillrotinhell]

So it's all Bush's fault? You are quick to forget that President Reagan allowed amnesty for illegal immigrants in 1986.

President Reagan made a mistake in not ANTICIPATING what would happen to this country because of illegal immigration over the 21 years since the amnesty plan.

President Bush has made the much more shameful mistake of not LEARNING from mistakes of the past.

[California Patriot]

Yes, before it became as a big a problem as it is now.

[California Patriot]

Yes.

[MinorityRepublican]

President Reagan made a mistake in not ANTICIPATING what would happen to this country because of illegal immigration over the 21 years since the amnesty plan.

There you go, that's being honest.

President Bush has made the much more shameful mistake of not LEARNING from mistakes of the past.

Mistake, yes? But more so than President Reagan? That's your opinion.

[SwinneySwitch]

Ping

If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.

[devane617]

Which part of Mexico -- Texas, California, New Mexico, Arizona, etc.,etc.,etc..

[dirtboy]

Mistake, yes? But more so than President Reagan? That's your opinion.

No, that's a fact. Reagan did not have a previous amnesty to judge unintended consequences against. Bush does.

[snowrip]

That's cool.

Maybe he'll move there.

[janetgreen]

Didn't the Bush family just purchase a little 100,000 spread in Paraguay?

That's most likely where he'll go after his beloved Mexican amnesty is granted, and after Americans tar and feather him and run him out of what's left of America.

[Antoninus]

Tell him to try getting there by driving across their southern border with Guatemala with 700 lbs. of drugs in a van. I wonder how he'd be treated by the Mexican border guards there?

[unixfox]

Mr Bush, being you will be the last one out, would you please turn out the lights before you leave.

[teawithmisswilliams]

Maybe he can ask Calderon for some money to complete the 700-mile fence he can't manage to fund.

[ChildOfThe60s]

This explains why he is kissing up to Pelosi right now. Gotta get in practice. Maybe someone should mail some kneepads to the White House.

[dljordan]

" That's most likely where he'll go after his beloved Mexican amnesty is granted, and after Americans tar and feather him and run him out of what's left of America."

That's what I've been thinking but I didn't want to draw a beatdown this morning for saying it.

[1rudeboy]

I tend to look askance at thread hijacking attempts, but yours is creative and funny.

[norton]

"So it's all Bush's fault? You are quick to forget that President Reagan allowed amnesty for illegal immigrants in 1986."

NOBODY here is forgetting the '86 amnesty - that's the model everyone uses to prove that PC and false pragmatism only worsen the problem. Reagan was a great president, be was not infallible as president.

What IS Bush's fault, what I for one consider his crime, is that he utterly fails to admit to the lessons of Reagan's amnesty. He is so deeply in the pockets of open border special interests and probably ancient political debts that he will go forward with his vision of open border 'migration' and repeated amnesty regardless of what it does to our society, economy, rule of law, national security, and to the Republican party.

[stephenjohnbanker]

The Mexican guards would throw him in jail, and sell the drugs.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Mexico is sending us all their low class people so they don't have to educate and feed them. We also got plenty of Mexicos vermin......rapists, drug dealers, murderers, and child molesters. Nice.

[JayAr36]

Must be time to plant a big one on the El Presidente's A$$.

[Ieatfrijoles]

Does W have dual citizenship?

[jagusafr]

"Everyone there will have moved here": "I Like To Be In America", from West Side Story. Bernstein was prescient, except that was Puerto Rican immigrants.