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Mexico's gall is only surpassed by its hypocrisy. They don't want American expats who are living legally in their country to remain, unless they can support themselves. In fact, they are asking all earning below a specified amount to leave. Yet, they have the unbridled temerity to protest demanding we allow millions of their illegal underclass to remain here at U.S. taxpayers' expense.
Mexico's gall is only surpassed by its hypocrisy. They don't want American expats who are living legally in their country to remain, unless they can support themselves. In fact, they are asking all earning below a specified amount to leave. Yet, they have the unbridled temerity to protest demanding we allow millions of their illegal underclass to remain here at U.S. taxpayers' expense.
Why don't they protest the corruption & immigration laws of Mexico?
The utter gall to claim that Hispanics single-handidly got Obama elected is mind boggling. So the Mexican citizens in Mexico are going to dictate our immigration policies now. Why would we owe our Hispanic citizens a pass on our immigration laws for their ethnic kind here illegally or Mexican citizens in Mexico that?
Mexico's gall is only surpassed by its hypocrisy. They don't want American expats who are living legally in their country to remain, unless they can support themselves. In fact, they are asking all earning below a specified amount to leave. Yet, they have the unbridled temerity to protest demanding we allow millions of their illegal underclass to remain here at U.S. taxpayers' expense.
Uh; word is that Mexico treats ITS illegal aliens from Guatemala like crap too, much worse than our BP. Sheesh!
The hubris, hypocrisy, and ignorance are all at an epic level with this protest. There are about at least a dozen other issues in their own country that are more important...
I watched the video, the "protesters" looked like paid stand-ins. It happens for some venues like that. The organizer/financier (apparently Professor Francisco Ochavira Martinez here) gets to make a couple statements, people hold some remarkably similar signs and march, and it gets on the news without paying any advertising money.
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Staged protest or not, it is amazing how illegal Mexicans and Mexicans in Mexico think that the US "owes" them and yet the Mexican government owes their own people nothing. Why don't they protest their own government? Why don't they try to fix their own lives in their own country? With it's economy growing considerably faster than that of the US there should be plenty of opportunities for them to become part of that growth. I'm sure there are plenty of labor jobs they can do.
The Latino vote that was thrown to Obama were from US citizens (at least the majority were), not Mexicans in Mexico or illegals in the US. What are they waiting for, their offspring to become legal so that they can get the whole family into the US under sponsorship?
Amazing how illegal criminals are mistreated by the US and deported without the US "doing anything" prior to deportation. What would that "do anything" be?
Can you image their outrage if every illegal that was picked up was deported? It would make their heads explode.
I watched the video, the "protesters" looked like paid stand-ins. It happens for some venues like that. The organizer/financier (apparently Professor Francisco Ochavira Martinez here) gets to make a couple statements, people hold some remarkably similar signs and march, and it gets on the news without paying any advertising money.
It still makes Mexicans look real stupid and just make prejudice against them get worse. Sheesh!
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