Wtf ,,

[Elhuero]

same country where 55 bodies were found in a mineshaft.

that's the border patrol's fault too.

[Irving]

same country where 55 bodies were found in a mineshaft.

that's the border patrol's fault too.

Last I heard it was up to 77 bodies.

Now let me check out this latest article full of BS that will just piss me off...

[KevDen2005]

same country where 55 bodies were found in a mineshaft.

that's the border patrol's fault too.

Why would we allow the border patrol to do such a thing?!

[rondog]

I'm afraid this situation will get out of hand, in our lifetimes. Certain folks are gonna try to take over parts of our country, and there's gonna be a whole buncha bleedin' before it's over.

[Elhuero]

Why would we allow the border patrol to do such a thing?!

all those mexican drug dealers, mercenaries and coyotes had to kill all the people us pampered americans were too lazy to kill.

[Seamonkey]

"He added that the Arizona immigration law "opens a Pandora's box of the worst abuses in the history of humanity.""

Worse than the Nazi's? Stalin? Pol Pot?


What a load of crap.

[theGinsue]

Worst abuses in human history huh? I think the millions of genocide victims of Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, etc would beg to differ.

"He added that the Arizona immigration law "opens a Pandora's box of the worst abuses in the history of humanity.""

Worse than the Nazi's? Stalin? Pol Pot?


What a load of crap.

[sarcasm] RACIST'S! You people don't understand the severity of this issue and the degree to which these poor, helpless, misunderstood, entrepreneur's who've done nothing more than seek out new opportunities for themselves are being repressed and targeted for nothing short of locational genocide. [/sarcasm]

actually mexico is a beautiful and rich land.

like most of the human rights sob stories across the planet, the problems are entirely man made.

And, by default, could be corrected by man if there was enough interest and motivation by their people to do so.

I don't know how many of you are familiar with East St. Louis, IL, but this city was once thriving and beautiful (I've seen pictures). Then a mindset formed and grew within a substantial portion of the population of using up and not maintaining what they had (their homes, communities, and businesses). The city quickly became run-down and those who still maintained any sense of self pride moved away. Home values plummeted, most businesses fled, trash built up, structures became delapidated, and crime skyrocketed. Corruption by city officials at every level of city government has become the rule of the day. Now, the city is a cesspool, rife with corruption and a sense of hopelessness.

All of this could be turned around - if the citizens wanted to put forth the effort and fix it; but they don't want to do that. Instead, they are moving out to other communities to spread their poison and run down other areas.

This problem is a mindset, or mentality. Sure, it can be fixed, but it never will be.

This is the same sort issue going on in Mexico, but instead of just expanding out to an adjacent community, they are moving into an adjacent NATION, the U.S.A. While I realize that not everyone immigrating from Mexico shares this ideology, the evidence exists to indicate that the largest percentage of immigrants do hold these values (or de-values). Instead of coming here and integrating into OUR cultures, they start their microcosm's which quickly grow into full fledged secondary communities. Now, they bring us what they "left behind".

Yes, the problem is man-made, and it can be corrected, but turning the tide with a continuing flow of illegals would be nothing short of impossible.

Mexican President Felipe Calderon is condemning the killing of an illegal immigrant by U.S. Border Patrol agents as a "truly unacceptable violation" that involved "torture." He's also tying it to Arizona's immigration law, even though the incident took place on the border with California.

......Anastacio Hernandez — who was in the country illegally and was being deported to Mexico — wrestled two Border Patrol agents to the ground when his handcuffs were removed at the border crossing between San Diego and Tijuana. An agent shocked him with a stun gun and he died hours later.

So, this criminal in CA fights law enforcement, the LEO's use NON-lethal force to subdue him, he dies.
[sarcasm] Oh yeah, I can see where this poor victim of America's racist anti-immigration attitude was tortured to death for simply wanting a better life. [/sarcasm]
NOT!

Hecho in Mexico? Stay in Mexico!

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[BigBear]

We could save a lot of time and money on the border just by shooting 'em and leaving the bodies out for the wildlife.

"That doesn't solve anything Bear..." I beg to differ, you'd be surprised what it would accomplish.

I'm getting sick of reading all this $&*( too. Come to America LEGALELY and no one will say another word.

[ToliXD]

Go Bear... +1

[Irving]

Come to America LEGALELY and no one will say another word.

If only being "legal" was all it took to make people embrace and value this country instead of disdain and abuse it.