Thread: Mexico seeks US cooperation on border

Mexico seeks US cooperation on border
by Associated Press (April 1st, 2010 @ 9:02pm)

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MEXICO CITY - Mexican officials are responding to the decision of New Mexico's governor to send more National Guard troops to the border by calling for more cooperation with the U.S. on border violence.

The Foreign Relations Department says Mexico respects the right of U.S. authorities to determine how to provide security along their side of the border, but adds that increased cooperation is the answer.

The department's Thursday statement says U.S. officials should step up efforts to curb smuggling of weapons and cash into Mexico.

New Mexico ordered more National Guardsmen to the border this week to beef up surveillance after an Arizona rancher was shot to death. Investigators believe he was killed by an illegal immigrant who fled to Mexico.

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Mexico needs to secure their side of the border, negotiate with their citizens to meet their demands, and stop whining to the United States to cooperate with their desire to send large numbers of their low skilled, uneducated, and vocal population, to cause disturbance, crime, and the theft of jobs in the United States.

The people that Americans have witnessed demonstrating in our streets, marching in Washington, and flagrantly disobeying our laws, are not welcomed in a society based on law, where there is an open door, but you must be invited after thorough screening. We see nothing good when millions make demands, when the government is inept in enforcing law, and when representatives of the citizens, lobby for foreign nations and their people.

Psalm 130:14

The department's Thursday statement says U.S. officials should step up efforts to curb smuggling of weapons and cash into Mexico.

How about Mexico steps up efforts to curb smuggling of their uneducated and poor citizens into the U.S.? How about Mexico also curbs exporting violence into the U.S. to reduce the number of Americans murdered by illegals? Then, I'd say, we've got a deal.

Mexico wants MORE MONEY. Giving the Mexican gov. more money will not stop this. Many times the military equipment and training we offer ends up in the hands of the cartels and will be used against us.
Can't you see what is happening? How can the U.S. DEPORT helpless people back to the dangerous streets of Mexico? We must give them all asylum and allow the refugees to take over more of the U.S.
After all, it is the American appetite for drugs that has caused this problem for Mexico.

The only answer is U.S. TROOPS to defend the Border. Not National Guard with no weapons.