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"Whether we are residents of Mexico or the U.S. side of the border, we suffer similar injustices: poverty, violence, unemployment, low salaries and poor public services such as education, health care, electricity and water," said Helga Garcia-Garza, reading from a statement released by the Southwest Network for Environmental and Economic Justice (SNEEJ), which organized the demonstration

I suppose it was too much to expect that the Border Patrol was there checking papers on the American side huh? Bush will never get another vote from me..he is determined to make America a borderless country..

"I suppose it was too much to expect that the Border Patrol was there checking papers on the American side huh?"

A righteous question; justifiable anger.

"Bush will never get another vote from me...he is determined to make America a borderless country."

An unjust statement; misdirected anger.

This POTUS has to deal with a more urgent issue first, Mom.
We need to be thankful this man can recognize, & then act on the nation's priorities, right now.
Unlike the last guy, who needed "focus group(s)," "polls," & input from a collection of the worst pack of America-hating Liberal-Socialist maniacs this Republic's ever witnessed before he made the WRONG decision.

You & I must permit and support this POTUS as he finishes what he's started; namely, eliminate the primary threat & safe haven for the losely-knit pack of anaimals who killed thousands of our citizens and are now busy terrorizing the entire world.

Later, this POTUS must come back to plug the holes terrorist stragglers could & will use to come here to do their dirty work.
Insodoing his solutions to one problem, will ideally solve the other problem; while addressing our concerns regarding the Mexican illegal.

Don't take your eye off the ball, now.

...nothing could possibly please the disgraceful, shameless likes of Daschle & Gephardt.