U.S. Deportation Plan Angers Mexicans

AP | 9/26/03

[afz400]

I am beginning to think that the only thing we can do to stem the tide is jail American businessmen and farmers who employ these people. They are bankrupting this country by hiring these people and they should be bankrupted themselves.

[dirtboy]

"They shouldn't deport us so far away, in places where we don't know anybody,"

Funny, they'll travel hundreds to thousands of miles to a place far away, where they don't know anybody...

[taxed2death]

Note to Mexicans: Tough $hit.

Illegal "immigration" angers Americans.

[SJSAMPLE]

"The pilot program has caused anger on the Mexican side, where town officials say they are ill-equipped for the influx of deportees."

Really?
I wonder how that feels?

[dirtboy]

I am beginning to think that the only thing we can do to stem the tide is jail American businessmen and farmers who employ these people

The only way to truly deal with a black market is on the demand side, not the supply side. I really don't blame the Mexicans for wanting and trying to come here - I blame the power structure of this country for blatantly disregarding the immigration laws.

[joesnuffy]

This is like saying
"Police Anger criminals"
"Pitbull Upsets Rapist"
"Handgun Messes Up Home Invasion"
"Clinton unverves Cigar lovers"

[holymoly]

The pilot program has caused anger on the Mexican side, where town officials say they are ill-equipped for the influx of deportees.

The program has created a class of unwanted people

Sauce for the goose.

[baw0169]

"We don't like Juarez being used as a point for massive deportations," city spokesman Ricardo Chavez said. "The city is not prepared to deal with this, and there is already a shortage of jobs here. It's a bad situation. People are sleeping in parks and under bridges."

LOL

[DLfromthedesert]

Yeah but these "anybodies" they don't know give them free health care and welfare.

[Procyon]

The Mexican government has protested the U.S. practice of handcuffing migrants with a chain that wraps around their waists during the airplane ride.

"If they have to deport us, they shouldn't treat us like criminals," said Martin Romero, 38, a field worker from Durango. "It's humiliating. We're just working people."

But they are criminals! What part of the word "unlawful" isn't getting translated?

[4.1O dana super trac pak]

We need bigger planes.

[Blood of Tyrants]

What do you mean? They have more family over here than in Mexico.

[BJungNan]

The pilot program has caused anger on the Mexican side, where town officials say they are ill-equipped for the influx of deportees.

Too bad. Take a look at our hospital emergency rooms.

This is the most positive step the Bush administration has taken. If they don't back down from it in the face of this criticism, they will deserve credit for doing something on the border issue (yes, there is more they should be doing).

[End Times Sentinel]

"We don't like Juarez being used as a point for massive deportations," city spokesman Ricardo Chavez said. "The city is not prepared to deal with this, and there is already a shortage of jobs here. It's a bad situation. People are sleeping in parks and under bridges."

And how do you think WE feel about the S/W being used for massive invasions?  The problem's on your side of the fence, Sparky, you fix it.

"They shouldn't deport us so far away, in places where we don't know anybody," said Cesar Pinacho, 26, a cannery worker who has slept in a Ciudad Juarez park and the yard of a nearby house since he was deported several days ago.

You shouldn't try to sneak into a country so far away, in a place where you don't know anybody.

The Mexican government has protested the U.S. practice of handcuffing migrants with a chain that wraps around their waists during the airplane ride.

"If they have to deport us, they shouldn't treat us like criminals," said Martin Romero, 38, a field worker from Durango. "It's humiliating. We're just working people."

Nope.  You're criminals.  And you'd better be glad I'm not calling the shots, because being chained up would be a very minor worry compared to the fact that, no, you wouldn't be given a parachute.

Owl_Eagle

" WAR IS PEACE
FREEDOM IS SLAVERY
DIVERSITY IS STRENGTH"

[junta]

They ain't seen nothing yet wait till Buthcher Bill Poole takes over at the INS.

[demlosers]

How about a nice trip to Antartica?

[xJones]

"They shouldn't deport us so far away, in places where we don't know anybody," said Cesar Pinacho, 26, a cannery worker who has slept in a Ciudad Juarez park and the yard of a nearby house since he was deported several days ago.

Isn't that dreadful? We should hire a fleet of taxi cabs and drive them individually home after they've been caught illegally entering the U.S. Of course, with the massive influx of illegal Mexicans, it will take a massive number of taxis, but at least they won't be inconvienced.

[4.1O dana super trac pak]

Sympathetic illegal alien article #2,749,861.

[.cnI redruM]

>>>>"We don't like Juarez being used as a point for massive deportations," city spokesman Ricardo Chavez said. "The city is not prepared to deal with this, and there is already a shortage of jobs here. It's a bad situation. People are sleeping in parks and under bridges."


LMAO. Ever been to LA? Legally or illegally?