How does Mexico mistreat illegal immigrants from Nicauagua, Hondurus and El Salvador?
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I'm Mexican and i can warranty you that Mexican police is very bad when they got somebody not just people crossing the country but their citizens too, sometimes people is more afraid to be caught by police than robbers,
929270
Diabolically, nuking Mexico will affect the US because of the radiation.  Likewise, it will drive more Mexicans to go north - USA.
369792
Historically, it has been Mexico.  The USofA isn't very good in dealing with trafficking rings.  The officials are too easy to bribe according to statistics.
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FANTASTIC POST!\n\nI have heard of it and found it online after attending the May I, Illegal Rally.  The illegals were chanting AZTLAN for about five minutes and, after discovering what THAT meant, we continued to research and to our horror, realized that this is a MEXICAN INVASION!\n\nTherefore, no amnesty for anyone.
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When the German, Irish, Italians came in the 19th the native blame them for stealing jobs. Mexicans being accused is no different.  The difference now is that we have immigration rules, and laws back then thier was none.
786666
This has been going on in Mexico for the past 150 years.  In this case they claim several things the main being that they are not happy with the results of the last election.  Was it really fixed,...duh  this is Mexico!.     The violence is much greater closer to the U.S. border but the instigators are admittedly different, Oaxaca involves more professionals (ie teachers).  There is very little respect for law in Mexico.  hmmm, seems to be a little of that slipping up north from there too.
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They are deported back to their own country of origin, whether that country is Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador or wherever.  They are never returned to Mexico if they are not Mexican as Mexico won't accept them, either.  Actually, the Central Americans love that trip home as it is an airplane ride home - much easier than their trip up.  They consider it a holiday and stay home to visit their friends and families awhile then they head back to el norte again.  They do it over and over, as long as they are physically able.  My daughter's boyfriend did very well for himself and had some $30,000 US saved up in his home country of Honduras by last time he was deported in December (a lot of money in Honduras, considering that their average yearly income there is only $400 - $600 per year) and he is on his way back now to the US and expects to be here within 2 to 4 weeks.  He thinks it is a wonderful adventure!
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No one may care to hear it but Mexico gets over $20 billion dollars from immigrants sending money home. Then Mexico get additional funding from the federal government as foreign aid.\n\nForeign Aid from USAID (in millions of dollars)FY 2005 31.399\n\n\n“There have been amnesties and reforms before, and they will continue to occur periodically,” said Jesus Cervantes, director of statistics for Mexico’s Central Bank.\n\nSo while the people of Mexico can make a citizen's arrest and take any illegal immigrant in their country to the local police station to have them deported in America we are being cruel and racist.
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In my humble opinion, it is the illegal aliens that are playing with fire. The Minute Men have become very popular in the last few months. They don't accually catch and hold illegals rather they report the invaders to the border patrol.
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This is actually a problem that has been going on across Latin America (Mexico, Nicauragua, Honduras, Peru, etc) for a very long time, and the reason the USA never seems to do anything is because as each of these nations changes its government from pro-US to anti-US to pro-US again, changes our official response to the action. When the government doesn't like us, this is the crime of the millenium, but when it goes back to liking us we tend to forget about it (Nicauragua, as an example). It doesn't seem to matter who is in charge of these countries, the indigenous people always seem to get the short end of everything.
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mexican takeover and people who don't speak proper english
427682
Thats simple, Mehico.  Yeah i know its mexico but i typed it the way the mexicans say it.El salvador have only been in it twice my friend so you are wrong.
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It would probably do the following two things:\n\n1: Make it look like we're invading mexico and\n\n2: Show tha the Mexican government is a hypocrite when it comes to their laws.\n\nHow are they hypocrites? Several reasons. They have their military on the border HELPING the illegals get in. But they don't want us to put the national guard on the border. Second, if you are caught in Mexico and found to be illegal, you are thrown in jail and eventually deports. Mexico wants the illegals in the US to stay. Third, Mexico limits the rights of illegals. This protest going on May 1st by illegals in the US could NEVER be done by illegals in Mexico, or they would be in jail.
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I know. If these people are so righteous why aren't they in Mexico standing up for their children's future like many are here in the US. The hypocrisy is so obvious. They are enablers. They make the bar so low for illegals the illegals loose any sense of accomplishment. It is ALWAYS about what can a corporation do for the illegals, how can America do something more for illegals, shouldn't America learn Spanish instead of illegals learning English. It is pathetic. These People are cowards.
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you forget the french also ran that country for a  while ,,under maximillian, but what your trying to say is the maya and the natives were killed and tortured by the invaders, mexico ,was just an indigenous tribe, not a country until later
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Mexico does not put up with the illegal immigrants the way they want the United States to do it.\n\nThe Mexican government constantly hectors the American people about how we should treat its illegal migrants. President Vicente Fox, Foreign Secretary Ernesto Derbez, and Mexican consuls in the United States insist that Americans should be grateful for the hundreds of thousands of surplus Mexicans who break across our border each year. Without them, these leaders explain, the American economy would grind to a halt (never mind that Mexico’s management of its own affairs would seem to undercut the officials’ economic expertise). Therefore, as a token of appreciation for keeping us afloat, say the Mexican apologists, we must grant amnesty to the law-breakers and reward them for illegal entry with a host of rights.\n\nFine. If Mexico wants to dictate our immigration policy to us, let’s follow their example to the letter. That example is particularly relevant on this further day of protests demanding amnesty for illegals. Among the demonstrators in at least 60 cities nationwide will undoubtedly be thousands of border lawbreakers. What would Mexico do? The answer is easy: deport them on the spot. In 2002, a dozen American college students, in Mexico legally, participated peacefully in an environmental protest against a planned airport outside of Mexico City. They swiftly found themselves deported as law-breakers for interfering in Mexico’s internal affairs.\n\nIf Mexico was willing to strip these students of their duly-obtained travel visas, imagine what it would have done had the students broken into the country surreptitiously—not just summary deportation but undoubtedly howls of complaint to the U.S. government for winking at this double violation of Mexican sovereignty. Open borders propagandists in the U.S. constantly present deportation as a patent act of cruelty that no right-thinking person would tolerate. Yet Mexico has no qualms about deporting not just illegals but legal immigrants as well whom it deems fractious.\n\nIf participation in an environmental protest constitutes unlawful interference in Mexico’s internal affairs, how much more intrusive would it deem mass demonstrations to legalize immigration law-breakers? No issue is more central to a country’s sovereignty than immigration policy. Yet we won’t be seeing any statements by Mexican diplomats today urging its citizens in the U.S. to refrain from efforts to influence American laws.\n\nIt is particularly delicious to imagine what would happen if American students in Mexico ran the American flag up a flag pole over an upside down Mexican flag, as students in a Southern California high school did last month. An international crisis! Each participant would be promptly ejected and possibly the American ambassador as well. When President Ernesto Zedillo tried to revise Mexican textbooks in the 1990s to be more favorable toward U.S. foreign policy, Mexico’s pundits denounced him as a traitor. Yet Mexican consuls in the U.S. work mightily to disseminate Mexican textbooks in U.S. schools and they have raised not a peep of remonstrance against Mexican protesters carrying signs such as THIS IS STOLEN LAND and WE DIDN’T CROSS THE BORDER, THE BORDER CROSSED US during the mass demonstrations last month.\n\nEfforts to portray the student protesters in particular as modern day civil rights crusaders are laughable. Far from representing a sacrifice, cutting school is something of a tradition among Hispanics in the U.S., who have a high school dropout rate of just under 50 percent. Taxpayers must pay for the schooling of illegal aliens and their children, yet local schools get stiffed on their per-pupil payments from their state governments because truancy rates are so high. Immigration protests just drive the base truancy rate up higher. In December 2003, the school district in Santa Ana, California, the most Spanish-speaking large city in the country, promised t
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Mexicon...it is an illegal alien planet.