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That happened during the presidential term of Vicente Fox, and it was a grate mistake from someone in his position, just as the Iraq war was a great misake on behalf of George W Bush, and I assure you that the majority of the people in the United States weren't represented by him, neither did the people of Mexico support Vicente Fox's continous mistakes, but that is in the past thankfully so it should be left in the past. imho
That happened during the presidential term of Vicente Fox, and it was a grate mistake from someone in his position, just as the Iraq war was a great mistake on behalf of George W Bush, and I assure you that the majority of the people in the United States weren't represented by him, neither did the people of Mexico support Vicente Fox's continuous mistakes, but that is in the past thankfully so it should be left in the past. imho
so it did happen?????
and that thingamajig is no longer being done?????
ok.....
thanks for informing me of that.....
im not doubting you when i ask this but could you post some credible internet website sources covering that particular thingamajig?????
i heard that mexico distributes comic books and fliers that encourage illegal immigration.....
if that's true then is someone going to stop them?????
those are simple questions but i need answers and also sources to support those answers.....
While officially, Mexico does not "encourage" its citizens to emigrate illegally, it has many times and in many ways 'advised' those who DO so; has made many official statements demanding fair treatment and consideration of its citizens in the US, (many of whom ARE illegal), and done VERY little to stop the practice. It's a bit like a religious group OFFICIALLY preaching 'abstinence' to its teenagers, while dispensing condoms and instructions on their use..(just in case they don't 'listen')
Is somebody going to 'stop them'? No. Mexico is a sovereign nation, and no one can 'stop' it from making policy. Iran, Syria, Libya, and many OTHER nations have called for 'death and destruction' of Israel, yet nobody 'stops them' from saying this...they're independent nations; so is Mexico. It can say what it wants..(and usually does)..
While officially, Mexico does not "encourage" its citizens to emigrate illegally, it has many times and in many ways 'advised' those who DO so; has made many official statements demanding fair treatment and consideration of its citizens in the US, (many of whom ARE illegal), and done VERY little to stop the practice. It's a bit like a religious group OFFICIALLY preaching 'abstinence' to its teenagers, while dispensing condoms and instructions on their use..(just in case they don't 'listen')
Is somebody going to 'stop them'? No. Mexico is a sovereign nation, and no one can 'stop' it from making policy. Iran, Syria, Libya, and many OTHER nations have called for 'death and destruction' of Israel, yet nobody 'stops them' from saying this...they're independent nations; so is Mexico. It can say what it wants..(and usually does)..
Agreed. Additionally, there are more mexican consulates on American soil than any other foreign country. Mexico does everything that it can to eliminate any possibility of their poverty stricken masses from returning home.
Of course their corrupt government has the illegal aliens believing that they do it for their convenience and out of the goodness of their (non-existent) hearts.
i heard that mexico distributes comic books and fliers that encourage illegal immigration.....
if that's true then is someone going to stop them?????
those are simple questions but i need answers and also sources to support those answers.....
The government does have several programs to educate people on the risks of crossing the border. Some are commercials, informational handouts and recently I saw an exhibit of hundreds of tombstones. Some of them with names and some without. These tombstones were the exact number of people found dead somewhere along the border, from the previous year. The exhibit was going from state to state, sending the message to stay home and not risk one's life.
In my many years in Mexico have heard more then once that "when a MEXICAN always a MEXICAN" for life. They consider dual citizenship NO problem. You can take it from there which way the allegiance lies.
Based on the Mexican flags waved in the US and demanding social needs from the US tells you where their allegiance is while having the hand out for all the social services.
In my many years in Mexico have heard more then once that "when a MEXICAN always a MEXICAN" for life. They consider dual citizenship NO problem. You can take it from there which way the allegiance lies.
Based on the Mexican flags waved in the US and demanding social needs from the US tells you where their allegiance is while having the hand out for all the social services.
Absolutely. It's a Third-World society, based heavily on a concept of ethnic solidarity, and different in many fundamental ways from ours 'up here', which is theoretically supposed to be a volountary, artificial 'solidarity' of values and concepts, (what 'makes' a person American), and NOT on ethnicity.
Pity that person who "looks" Mexican, or has a Hispanic surname, yet does NOT speak passable Spanish, or hew to the 'pro-illegal' line....the scolding and the eye rolling, and the 'put-downs', both serious and 'joking', can get VERY tiresome, if not annoying.
It does happen in Mexico, too...but it's actually much WORSE here in the states; a person who 'SEEMS' like a Mexican should ACT, THINK, and BEHAVE like one. It doesn't give one a 'warm feeling', I can assure you. I've even known Mexican immigrants with non-Hispanic surnames having to 'Explain" to people (other immigrants) that, "no, I was NOT adopted; that's REALLY my family surname".
VERY different in scope, and in 'focus', from our culture here in the US...but of course, we're not supposed to discuss this...right?
While officially, Mexico does not "encourage" its citizens to emigrate illegally, it has many times and in many ways 'advised' those who DO so; has made many official statements demanding fair treatment and consideration of its citizens in the US, (many of whom ARE illegal), and done VERY little to stop the practice. It's a bit like a religious group OFFICIALLY preaching 'abstinence' to its teenagers, while dispensing condoms and instructions on their use..(just in case they don't 'listen')
Absolutely! If I prohibit my son from driving my car, yet hand him my keys as he leaves the house; what message am I really sending?
Absolutely! If I prohibit my son from driving my car, yet hand him my keys as he leaves the house; what message am I really sending?
The message you're sending, I SUPPOSE, would be "Son, you KNOW that 'they' out there don't want you to drive; Mommy has to remind you of that, because 'they' want me to; but just between you and me, if you DO feel the need to drive, don't worry; Mommy will ALWAYS be on your side. And that goes for ANY dumb ol' pedestrian you run over; or ANY dumb ol' motorist you collide with; or ANY dumb ol' cop who happens to pull you over. You're STILL my son, and Mommy will ALWAYS back you, no matter WHAT....
Oh, and remember, 'Don't let ME catch you driving'!! Now, run along and be a GOOD boy !!"...or something like that..
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