Future of migration accord in doubt after GOP victory in U.S. elections

The News (Mexico City) ^ | November 7, 2002 | Michael O'Boyle

[TomGuy]

Counting the days until 245(i) Amnesty for Illegals is re-introduced. .

GWB will push it. He did before.

Let us hope the ole Senator Byrd remains diligent and stops it when it comes up...again.

If GWB pushes 245(i) through, Tancredo should replace him in 2004.

[sistergoldenhair]

Good article. Thanks for the ping.

[usadave]

El Presidente Fox has an excess of people, a deficiency of livable land, little or no industry or economy, and a continuing population increase. He must export at least 2,000,000 people per year to the United States to break even , let alone solve his problems. He needs to, for practical purposes, annex the state of California and its industries and jobs.

Then, if the U.S. seals it's border with Mexico, we will create the necessary enviorment for a much needed revolution in Mexico.

[RLK]

Then, if the U.S. seals it's border with Mexico, we will create the necessary enviorment for a much needed revolution in Mexico.

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If we seal off our borders and send the illegals back, the place must explode and Fox knos it. Part of the explosion might be a massive civilian armed assault upon the United States borders.

[Paulie]

"It's time to turn up the heat and go one step forward:"

Right. This is a window of opportunity that we've got to exploit. We should throw around some practical ideas on how us Freepers can have a meaningful impact on this.

Fortunately, Fox gave it a kick-start by disrespecting Bush on the Iraqi thing.

[Paulie]

We should direct our energies on nailing those businesses that hire these illegals. Prosecute the owners. Close down/force the sale of the business to a real American.

[bulldog905]

Castaneda is a neo-communist.

Bush has a natural "sympatico" for Fox, but the Mexican foreign minister is showing the fraud of the so-called "conservative" governing party of Mexico.

I'm glad some important people are waking up.

[FreedomFriend]

I didn't hear that. What I have seen is that "Hispanic" residents consistently and continually vote predominately Democrat. Even this past election revealed that.

If they try to claim that the Mexicans helped out the GOP, I'd say that they're full of it and are using it to fluff up a reason as to why wide-open borders and amnesty are desired.

[FreedomFriend]

What about Arizona? Ten to fifteen years? Driving through the southwest, one notices how Arizona is less invaded than California, New Mexico, and Texas.

[mafree]

There's a few threads/posts around gloating over high Hispanic votes for GOP candidates. If I find one I'll flag you.

[FreedomFriend]

Despicable. However, if current trends continue, they should extend that over into southern Nevada around Las Vegas.

[FreedomFriend]

Tancredo for President 2004

[FreedomFriend]

How about calling for his deportation. I know that I heard that Terry Anderson is calling for the deportation of what's his name, Apopakoda (?).

Perhaps a Michael Savage and Terry Anderson can help?

[FreedomFriend]

You're Welcome.

[FreedomFriend]

We have got to come up with a plan. I'll see what I can think of, and I'll try to get back with you.

[FreedomFriend]

Higher percentages than in years past, but it's still predominately democrat.