yidnar
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hell ....ship the whole damn family back !!
Illegal immigration separates families.
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Unkotare
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AnnieInMexico
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After using dead innocent little children to slam people, they probably chased her out of the US. I'm sure the deceased child's parents would be honored to see the horrible things she writes about their child. //sarcasm off//
Xchel
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um it was you advocating to shoot to kill every thing that moved across the border..not me...and why would I be chased out of the US when I was born in the US and am Cherokee? hmm? It is much more likely that with your nazi attitude that you would be chased out of the US than me. I have no intention of telling you personal details of my life that are none of your business.
Xchel
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why is it very interesting that I told him to mind his own business? My STBX is Honduran so now does that make any sense to you?
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If Obama is an anchor baby he can petition for this uncle and aunt to remain in the country?
Black men served and died in the military. Does that entitle all black men in prison to a pardon?
No more than illegal aliens serving and dying in the military entitle all illegal aliens to amnesty.
Do we want Obama’s aunt and uncle separated from him. If we must do everything we can to keep families together then it should apply to all criminals in jail and Obama.
Black men served and died in the military. Does that entitle all black men in prison to a pardon?
No more than illegal aliens serving and dying in the military entitle all illegal aliens to amnesty.
Do we want Obama’s aunt and uncle separated from him. If we must do everything we can to keep families together then it should apply to all criminals in jail and Obama.
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Read some of these sad stories and keep a barf bucket near by.
Does anyone understand that illegal aliens left families in Mexico, separating families, when they came here?
My Immigration Story - Home
Does anyone understand that illegal aliens left families in Mexico, separating families, when they came here?
My Immigration Story - Home
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If I was in Mexico and the cartels were killing everyone in sight and my kids were starving. I wouldn't find it "cruel" to move them to a place where they had a fighting chance for a better life.
This theory that comes from "do whatever it takes to get rich" of capatalists, that the poverty stricken won't do whatever it takes to survive. I've been to Mexico, Baviacora to be exact where I was mining gold in a placer mine with my Dad and hired Mexicans. (long story.)
Anyway I left a few months later, no gold and it was about 115 degrees everyday. My dad stayed behind to sell off the equipment and tie up all the lose ends. I got a call about a month later while I was on a patio at my local pub in that lovely half drunk bliss where everything just feals great.
He had been stopped by some militario's on the road leading from the mine going into what some might call "town." The men and children with machine guns that had stopped him looked the part, full camo and all. But then he noticed they were wearing tennis shoes and that was not the official combat boots most of the corrupt swine wear. (their were rumors in town that he was taking pounds of gold out of the mountain, think in total we pulled out a half once.) He told them he had his ID in his truck and the second he got in he peeled out and took off down the road.
The Mexicans chased him and opened fire, hitting his truck several times. My Dad (Who always leaned a bit to the left) told me his only wish in the world was to have a gun at that point so he could return fire.
This road was intense, I remember it still. Bavicora is in the Sonora desert and this road goes up through the hills and winds around dangerously tight corners with about a 100 foot drop in some spots. Eventually the Mexicans tried to squeeze up next to his truck and it didn't work out so well for them and they went off the side.
My Dad did not stop. He said he even gunned it through the next checkpoint at about 90. He kept on going till he was in Texas, where he called me from a hotel room (he was very shooken up and I think it still affects him to this day.)
This is everday thing in Mexico. Violence and cruelty. The people are beyond poor and the government is run by drug dealers.
If I was born there, I would make it my lifes goal to get out, to get to the US and have a fighting chance.
This theory that comes from "do whatever it takes to get rich" of capatalists, that the poverty stricken won't do whatever it takes to survive. I've been to Mexico, Baviacora to be exact where I was mining gold in a placer mine with my Dad and hired Mexicans. (long story.)
Anyway I left a few months later, no gold and it was about 115 degrees everyday. My dad stayed behind to sell off the equipment and tie up all the lose ends. I got a call about a month later while I was on a patio at my local pub in that lovely half drunk bliss where everything just feals great.
He had been stopped by some militario's on the road leading from the mine going into what some might call "town." The men and children with machine guns that had stopped him looked the part, full camo and all. But then he noticed they were wearing tennis shoes and that was not the official combat boots most of the corrupt swine wear. (their were rumors in town that he was taking pounds of gold out of the mountain, think in total we pulled out a half once.) He told them he had his ID in his truck and the second he got in he peeled out and took off down the road.
The Mexicans chased him and opened fire, hitting his truck several times. My Dad (Who always leaned a bit to the left) told me his only wish in the world was to have a gun at that point so he could return fire.
This road was intense, I remember it still. Bavicora is in the Sonora desert and this road goes up through the hills and winds around dangerously tight corners with about a 100 foot drop in some spots. Eventually the Mexicans tried to squeeze up next to his truck and it didn't work out so well for them and they went off the side.
My Dad did not stop. He said he even gunned it through the next checkpoint at about 90. He kept on going till he was in Texas, where he called me from a hotel room (he was very shooken up and I think it still affects him to this day.)
This is everday thing in Mexico. Violence and cruelty. The people are beyond poor and the government is run by drug dealers.
If I was born there, I would make it my lifes goal to get out, to get to the US and have a fighting chance.
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Well, would you mind telling these people to find another country to move to???? This country is too crowded as it is and our natural resources will NOT last forever! And while you are at it, tell their government to get off their corrupted duff and help their people. The USA is not here to solve the problems for every country on this planet.
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If I was in Mexico and the cartels were killing everyone in sight and my kids were starving. I wouldn't find it "cruel" to move them to a place where they had a fighting chance for a better life.
This theory that comes from "do whatever it takes to get rich" of capatalists, that the poverty stricken won't do whatever it takes to survive. I've been to Mexico,Baviacora to be exact where I was mining gold in a placer mine with my Dad and hired Mexicans. (long story.)
Anyway I left a few months later, no gold and it was about 115 degrees everyday. My dad stayed behind to sell off the equipment and tie up all the lose ends. I got a call about a month later while I was on a patio at my local pub in that lovely half drunk bliss where everything just feals great.
He had been stopped by some militario's on the road leading from the mine going into what some might call "town." The men and children with machine guns that had stopped him looked the part, full camo and all. But then he noticed they were wearing tennis shoes and that was not the official combat boots most of the corrupt swine wear. (their were rumors in town that he was taking pounds of gold out of the mountain, think in total we pulled out a half once.) He told them he had his ID in his truck and the second he got in he peeled out and took off down the road.
The Mexicans chased him and opened fire, hitting his truck several times. My Dad (Who always leaned a bit to the left) told me his only wish in the world was to have a gun at that point so he could return fire.
This road was intense, I remember it still. Bavicora is in the Sonora desert and this road goes up through the hills and winds around dangerously tight corners with about a 100 foot drop in some spots. Eventually the Mexicans tried to squeeze up next to his truck and it didn't work out so well for them and they went off the side.
My Dad did not stop. He said he even gunned it through the next checkpoint at about 90. He kept on going till he was in Texas, where he called me from a hotel room (he was very shooken up and I think it still affects him to this day.)
This is everday thing in Mexico. Violence and cruelty. The people are beyond poor and the government is run by drug dealers.
If I was born there, I would make it my lifes goal to get out, to get to the US and have a fighting chance.
You know damn well drug cartels don't bother with those who are not envolve in drugs. And NO ONE is starving in Mexico. Have you watched Border Wars on NGC where Mexicans are caught because they are too fat to run and they are wearing designer shoes and clothes? And some pay as much as $10,000 to smugglers to take them cross the border.
They don't all bring children with them when the cross the border but through visas and they leave children and wives back in Mexico and never send them anything and start new families.
They don't come for a better life but for a free loading life. Mother collect welfare for their anchor babies and the father are working.
Mexico is not a third world country and if the government is the problem, stay and fight to make a change for ALL Mexicans is the right thing to do. With an unemployment rate at a historical high of 5.4% and average of 3.4%.
Nearly 13 million American children live in families with incomes below the federal poverty level, which is $20000 a year for a family of four.NCCP | Who are America’s Poor Children?
Mexican economy is Mexico is the eleventh (11) largest economy in the world (2009),(3rd in North Ameria) with a GDP of US$1.5 trillion (PPP). Where does Mexico's economy rank in the world
Sorry if I don't feel sorry for Maria and Jose.
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If I was in Mexico and the cartels were killing everyone in sight and my kids were starving. I wouldn't find it "cruel" to move them to a place where they had a fighting chance for a better life.
This theory that comes from "do whatever it takes to get rich" of capatalists, that the poverty stricken won't do whatever it takes to survive. I've been to Mexico, Baviacora to be exact where I was mining gold in a placer mine with my Dad and hired Mexicans. (long story.)
Anyway I left a few months later, no gold and it was about 115 degrees everyday. My dad stayed behind to sell off the equipment and tie up all the lose ends. I got a call about a month later while I was on a patio at my local pub in that lovely half drunk bliss where everything just feals great.
He had been stopped by some militario's on the road leading from the mine going into what some might call "town." The men and children with machine guns that had stopped him looked the part, full camo and all. But then he noticed they were wearing tennis shoes and that was not the official combat boots most of the corrupt swine wear. (their were rumors in town that he was taking pounds of gold out of the mountain, think in total we pulled out a half once.) He told them he had his ID in his truck and the second he got in he peeled out and took off down the road.
The Mexicans chased him and opened fire, hitting his truck several times. My Dad (Who always leaned a bit to the left) told me his only wish in the world was to have a gun at that point so he could return fire.
This road was intense, I remember it still. Bavicora is in the Sonora desert and this road goes up through the hills and winds around dangerously tight corners with about a 100 foot drop in some spots. Eventually the Mexicans tried to squeeze up next to his truck and it didn't work out so well for them and they went off the side.
My Dad did not stop. He said he even gunned it through the next checkpoint at about 90. He kept on going till he was in Texas, where he called me from a hotel room (he was very shooken up and I think it still affects him to this day.)
This is everday thing in Mexico. Violence and cruelty. The people are beyond poor and the government is run by drug dealers.
If I was born there, I would make it my lifes goal to get out, to get to the US and have a fighting chance.
Believe me. If drug cartels had wanted your dad they would have got him.
If you think Mexico is bad, you have never been to some of the inner cities here in the U.S. An example, East L.A. (which is little Tiajuana) Oakland and Richmond Ca. and hundreds of others. And what some children are doing just to survive?
You have no idea what crime, cruelty and hunger and poor is until you have been to some of these places. Any one can be in the wrong place and on the wrong side of the law at any given moment. They call them bandido in Mexico and they just call them poor here is america. or just MS13. they kill anyone for no reason.
Xchel
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Wrong, they do kill innocent people that are not involved in drugs..remember the Casino fire? Those people trapped inside had nothing to do with the drug war and they aren't the only ones or did you forget about the US diplomat killed as well because of the drug war?
btw, Starvation kills 25 people a day in Mexico city alone..so where do you get that people do not starve to death in Mexico? STARVATION KILLS 25 A DAY IN MEXICO CITY - Only Heavy Food Imports Can Avert a Higher Death Rate. - Article - NYTimes.com
I wonder how long you could stay healthy on tortillas and salt alone?
Unkotare
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No it's not. Illegal immigration is wrong for many reasons, but we are not "too crowded."
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Maybe not too crowded but to many people for the resources, jobs. Too many in poverty.
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I for one do not believe this propaganda for one minute.
I have not seen any pictures of this as I have coming out of Africa.
If this was really happening we would be the first to know because Mexico would have their hands out for more.
I'll be back in a minute.
Just as I thought. 1915 article.
http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=F60811FA3A5C13738DDDAD0A94D0405B858DF1D3
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Xchel
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I for one do not believe this propaganda for one minute.
I have not seen any pictures of this as I have coming out of Africa.
If this was really happening we would be the first to know because Mexico would have their hands out for more.
I'll be back in a minute.
Just as I thought. 1915 article.
STARVATION KILLS 25 A DAY IN MEXICO CITY - Only Heavy Food Imports Can Avert a Higher Death Rate. - View Article - NYTimes.com
propaganda? I live it first hand. Right around me I know people personally who live off of 1 pound of beans, 1 pound of maseca, and salt for an entire week. Some are lucky to find that.
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I for one do not believe this propaganda for one minute.
I have not seen any pictures of this as I have coming out of Africa.
If this was really happening we would be the first to know because Mexico would have their hands out for more.
I'll be back in a minute.
Just as I thought. 1915 article.
STARVATION KILLS 25 A DAY IN MEXICO CITY - Only Heavy Food Imports Can Avert a Higher Death Rate. - View Article - NYTimes.com
propaganda? I live it first hand. Right around me I know people personally who live off of 1 pound of beans, 1 pound of maseca, and salt for an entire week.Some are lucky to find that.
If you knew those peole personally, then you should be doing something about it personally.
According to the World Health Organization, 120 Americans died from "lack of food" in 2004.
Starvation rates in the United States are generally not recorded due to the relative infrequency of the occurrence. Generally speaking, most people do not starve to death in America as a result of lack of access to food. A combination of government food programs and private charities help to ensure this. However, Americans do have a serious problem with malnutrition. Starvation (that is, death due to lack of food) in America, in the relatively rare instances that it does occur, is not usually an indication of poverty but rather a variety of other social issues.
How many people die from starvation each year in America
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I for one do not believe this propaganda for one minute.
I have not seen any pictures of this as I have coming out of Africa.
If this was really happening we would be the first to know because Mexico would have their hands out for more.
I'll be back in a minute.
Just as I thought. 1915 article.
STARVATION KILLS 25 A DAY IN MEXICO CITY - Only Heavy Food Imports Can Avert a Higher Death Rate. - View Article - NYTimes.com
propaganda? I live it first hand. Right around me I know people personally who live off of 1 pound of beans, 1 pound of maseca, and salt for an entire week. Some are lucky to find that.
Not yet STARVING to death. These peole can go into dumps behind resturants, super markets, etc. and get food that will substain them.
I know a man that go behind stores and get food to feed a senior complex every week. Stores and resturants throw away perfectly good food and Mexico City must have a lot of resturants and stores.
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You go to any big city and see how many latinos live there. And many are illegals! It's mind boggling how many of you live in a fantasy world! And you can bet they ARE crowded! This country has grown by leaps and bounds the last 10/15 years and all due to illegal immigration and latino births. Don't ask for proof - do the investigating yourselves.
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