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| Topic: The 'Activists' are 'Upset' ... ? GOOD. | |
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Wed 05/26/10 06:49 AM
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Why looky, chirren ... Mejikkko has its own law that's NO DIFFERENT from the law ARIZONA passed ... but y' never hear about THEIRS, do ya ... ? Of course not. Well, now y' might, 'cuz them 'activist' types are finally startin' to get all 'upset' ... it's a 'fake upset' 'cuz it's primarily crocodile tears for effect when the cameras are rollin', but hey ... take what y' can get ... It's nice to see Mejikkko's hypocrisy in the spotlight for a change ...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2010-05-25-mexico-migrants_N.htm Activists blast Mexico's immigration law By Chris Hawley, USA TODAY TULTITLN, Mexico — Arizona's new law forcing local police to take a greater role in enforcing immigration law has caused a lot of criticism from Mexico, the largest single source of illegal immigrants in the United States. But in Mexico, illegal immigrants receive terrible treatment from corrupt Mexican authorities, say people involved in the system. And Mexico has a law that is no different from Arizona's that empowers local police to check the immigration documents of people suspected of not being in the country legally. "There (in the United States), they'll deport you," Hector Vázquez, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, said as he rested in a makeshift camp with other migrants under a highway bridge in Tultitlán. "In Mexico they'll probably let you go, but they'll beat you up and steal everything you've got first." Mexican authorities have harshly criticized Arizona's SB1070, a law that requires local police to check the status of persons suspected of being illegal immigrants. The law provides that a check be done in connection with another law enforcement event, such as a traffic stop, and also permits Arizona citizens to file lawsuits against local authorities for not fully enforcing immigration laws. Mexico's Foreign Ministry said the law "violates inalienable human rights" and Democrats in Congress applauded Mexican President Felipe Calderón's criticisms of the law in a speech he gave on Capitol Hill last week. Yet Mexico's Arizona-style law requires local police to check IDs. And Mexican police freely engage in racial profiling and routinely harass Central American migrants, say immigration activists. At the same time, Article 67 of Mexico's immigration law requires that all authorities "whether federal, local or municipal" demand to see visas if approached by a foreigner and to hand over migrants to immigration authorities. |
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If you are an American, cuz all Americans are rich, your family will be notified that unless they pay a fine,(extortion), the American will sit in a Mexican prison for a very long time. Also, they won't be able to guarantee his/her safety.
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