Thread: Ambassador prioritizes immigration

I met this joker Arturo Sarukhan at a Mexican consular reception almost two years ago.

I told him that my paternal grandfather was an enginering consultant with Mexican clients. On the other side one of the members of the family that had adopted my maternal grandfather was the former head of the Mexican Secretariat of Exterior Relations. Sarukhan knew of my grandfather's clients and he knew the ex Minister. I oppose illegal immigration and have a big focus on wise remittance use and job creation in Mexico.

Sarukhan's response was that Mexico has the tres por uno program. He said at that time that within ten years any Mexican would be working anywhere they wanted to in the United States.

First of all we face a far bigger problem from the Chinese than the Mexicans. If we import something from Mexico there is a greater likelyhood of American exports being a part of the input. Illegal immgration hurts both countries what the Mexican Americans and Mexican residents of the United States should be doing is insisting that anyone receiving remittances targets it to food self sufficiency and the acquisition of productive assets.

SOSADFORUS wrote:

Slap yourself in the mouth MW!!

Consider it done.