Mexican Prez: Wall Won't Work

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UNITED NATIONS – Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on Monday defended the need to protect migrants and noted that "history shows that there are no barriers that can stop the movement of people."

"There are no natural ones or artificial ones. For every river there has always been a bridge, for every obstacle there has always been a road," said Peña Nieto in his address before the U.N. summit on refugees and migrants.

The Mexican president defended the positive role played by migrants in the cultures of the countries to which they travel and emphasized that the international community must improve their situation.

"We have a pending commitment to them that we all must assume, because migration represents not only the past and the present of mankind, but also its future," he insisted.

 

[Boss]

When did Mexico abandon their immigration policies?

 

[The Irish Ram]

How odd. Why did Obama just take 75 million dollars out of our paychecks to build him a SOUTHERN BORDER WALL? Because Mexico wants to keep the South Americans out. We are paying for walls all over the place. Because they work.

 

[Boss]

Again.... Why didn't some credible journalist stop the man in the middle of his political statement and ask him when his country abandoned their own immigration policies? Are they just too goofy and aloof to do their jobs?

 

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From: President Donald Trump

To: Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto

Challenge accepted.

 

[presonorek]

UNITED NATIONS – Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on Monday defended the need to protect migrants and noted that "history shows that there are no barriers that can stop the movement of people."

"There are no natural ones or artificial ones. For every river there has always been a bridge, for every obstacle there has always been a road," said Peña Nieto in his address before the U.N. summit on refugees and migrants.

The Mexican president defended the positive role played by migrants in the cultures of the countries to which they travel and emphasized that the international community must improve their situation.

"We have a pending commitment to them that we all must assume, because migration represents not only the past and the present of mankind, but also its future," he insisted.

The Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean works pretty well.

 

[presonorek]

Again.... Why didn't some credible journalist stop the man in the middle of his political statement and ask him when his country abandoned their own immigration policies? Are they just too goofy and aloof to do their jobs?

I think the term is loyal. In Mexico they don't view the press the same as we do in the United States.

 

[Correll]

UNITED NATIONS – Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on Monday defended the need to protect migrants and noted that "history shows that there are no barriers that can stop the movement of people."

"There are no natural ones or artificial ones. For every river there has always been a bridge, for every obstacle there has always been a road," said Peña Nieto in his address before the U.N. summit on refugees and migrants.

The Mexican president defended the positive role played by migrants in the cultures of the countries to which they travel and emphasized that the international community must improve their situation.

"We have a pending commitment to them that we all must assume, because migration represents not only the past and the present of mankind, but also its future," he insisted.

What nonsense.

He knows that he and his nation are benefiting enormously from US being their bitch on trade, and is terrified that we are done with that.

 

[presonorek]

UNITED NATIONS – Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on Monday defended the need to protect migrants and noted that "history shows that there are no barriers that can stop the movement of people."

"There are no natural ones or artificial ones. For every river there has always been a bridge, for every obstacle there has always been a road," said Peña Nieto in his address before the U.N. summit on refugees and migrants.

The Mexican president defended the positive role played by migrants in the cultures of the countries to which they travel and emphasized that the international community must improve their situation.

"We have a pending commitment to them that we all must assume, because migration represents not only the past and the present of mankind, but also its future," he insisted.

What nonsense.

He knows that he and his nation are benefiting enormously from US being their bitch on trade, and is terrified that we are done with that.

Donald Trump did mention that in his speech when he announced his candidacy. Mexico is raking us under the coals.

 

[Mudda]

More Mexicans are going south these days than are coming north. If we don't build a wall soon, we'll run out of gardeners, maids and drug dealers.

 

[Correll]

More Mexicans are going south these days than are coming north. If we don't build a wall soon, we'll run out of gardeners, maids and drug dealers.

A small trickle that will not solve the problem of millions and millions of illegals.

Deport the illegals, build the wall, e-verify.

 

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More Mexicans are going south these days than are coming north. If we don't build a wall soon, we'll run out of gardeners, maids and drug dealers.

A small trickle that will not solve the problem of millions and millions of illegals.

Deport the illegals, build the wall, e-verify.

Works for me ....