Immigration not problem of U.S. alone (Mexican El Presidente Smackdown!)

Whittier Daily News ^ | July 9, 2007

[RSmithOpt]

nmoney=money

[Liz]

This pencil-necked geek Chertoff should have his worthless a&& sitting in a federal prison somewhere.........

And throw away the damn key........that goes for RNC's Mel Martinzes and all the elected dorks in the Senate who tried to push amnesty on us.

[Liz]

........Mexico could/should clean up their own country ........ I am outraged that the Mexicans have such good representation on Capitol Hill!

Americans are sick and tired of being pawns for this globaloney AND for US foreign policy gone amuck.

Any 2008 candidate that does not perceive issues through the prism of the red white and blue will be given their walking papers.

[Liz]

....... we have to focus even more attention writing, phoning, faxing, emailing our demand for border control as the finger has been turned to point more emphatically at Mexico now than at the current WH where the finger needs to be pointing.................

Amen.

[GreenLanternCorps]

A 15% “transfer fee” on the total amount of the nmoney being wired for all Western Union (whomever) money wires etc., that could not show legal residence. Maybe that would be one good way to help things along?

I would go further, any person trying to transfer funds out of the United States should be required to show proof of citizenship or US nationality. Foreign nationals should be required to show a green card, if a resident alien, or a valid passport and visa, if applicable. Normally the only foreign nationals who do not have a green card, or a visa are tourists that are here for less than a month. No documents, no transfer.

[gubamyster]

ping

[3AngelaD]

Yes, and we don’t. The Mexican government is looking out for the best interests of Mexicans, by our government is not looking out for the best interests of Americans. Our government, instead, seems to be looking out for the best interests of Mexicans, as well. We could put a quick stop to a lot of this by simply putting a confiscatory tax on all the money sent to Mexico through businesses such as Western Union, say 50 percent.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

I agree with you 100%, Liz! I wish you were in the U.S. Senate.

[Liz]

Oh my——the Senate would never be the same-—but that would be good——LOL.

[texastoo]

Liz, I have to agree with the rest of the posters. Your posts are some of the best and with the most original thought.

However, I think we need to keep up with the OAS on a daily basis. They boast of $60 billion in remittances from the US with only $20 billion going to Mexico. These deals have been made by Bush and socialists in this administration,(traitors). The banks are part of this take over.

http://www.state.gov/p/wha/rls/rm/2006/73727.htm

For those who are unaware, Colin Powell, signed an agreement on 9/11/2001, while we were being bombed with the OAS.

[Liz]

....we need to keep up with the OAS on a daily basis. They boast of $60B in remittances from the US with $20B going to Mexico. These deals have been made by Bush and socialists in this administration.....banks are part of this take over. For those who are unaware, Colin Powell, signed an agreement with the OAS on 9/11/2001, while we were being bombed ..............

REFERENCE: DEMOCRACY IN THE AMERICAS
http://www.state.gov/p/wha/rls/rm/2006/73727.htm......

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ACTION Pass the word, FReepers. We need to stay on top of this.

[kabar]

And receiving an infusion of $25 billion into its economy from those in the US. Mexico has a vested interest in keeping the existing system going.

[stephenjohnbanker]

B T T T

[Guenevere]

bttt

[nicmarlo]

We welcome a realistic solution from Calderon that includes creating jobs in Mexico so its citizens will want to stay put.

bttt!

[nicmarlo]

For those who are unaware, Colin Powell, signed an agreement with the OAS on 9/11/2001, while we were being bombed .............. REFERENCE: DEMOCRACY IN THE AMERICAS

Thanks for the ping, Liz...don't think I was aware of this one.