January 24, 2006
And they wonder why we build walls
Maybe it's because "human rights" activists are passing out freaking roadmaps for how to successfully make an illegal border crossing.
And we're supposed to believe that Mexico is doing their level best to do something about illegal immigration and that it is somehow the right of Mexican citizens to work in this country?
Can I get a "what the hell"?
Hear! Hear! -and a loud "What the Hell!?"
This is something that has bothered me about the border dispute ever since the "Berlin Wall" comparison reared its head last summer. It seems that the Mexican government has NEVER came up in any discussions about how to cure the border problem.
Its always America's job to pick up the pieces, and it goes two ways: either crack-down and build the fence, and deputized 'minute men' in order to enforce existing immigration regulations, or its 'amnesty for all because they are just people looking for work.'
It seems to me that if the Mexican gov't was doing their job, as opposed to not punishing corruption in the ranks [as well as in society] which benefits from illegal breaches of American sovereignty, this wouldn't be as an expedient an issue. But I could be wrong.
Posted by: jCave at January 24, 2006 05:03 PM