Thread: Mexico Proposes an Intergovernmental Border Commission

December 17, 2007
Mexico Proposes an Intergovernmental Border Commission
By Barnard R. Thompson


The Mexican Senate’s Northern Border Affairs Committee, on December 11, formalized a proposal for the creation of an “Inter-secretarial and Intergovernmental Commission for the Attention, Development and Strengthening of the Northern Border.â€

What a bunch of Gobbledygook.

Only the last paragraph makes sense.

With respect to impacts on northern Mexico, during the past ten years the United States has toughened control over its border with Mexico considerably, the documents states. This, in turn, has caused many migrant workers to remain in Mexican border towns, triggering tremendous social pressures – along with escalating deficiencies due to the inability of local governments to provide the infrastructure necessary for people seeking a dignified way of life.

Well, it's not a US problem so deal with it Mexico.

Interpretation: US has stopped many from illegally entering the country and Mexico doesn't like it. So Mexican's attack our border guards with bricks and rocks and protest when the border guards take defensive measures..

See: Border Patrol’s counteroffensive riles Mexico--there is a connection with this article.

http://www.alipac.us/ftopic-94641-0.html

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