Thread: Latin countries will submit their CIR proposal to the U.S.!

Get a load of this crap. Centralamerican governments will get together and propose their own amnesty bill to our government. In other words, they will submit their list of demands!!!


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Central American Countries will submitt an immigration reform proposal to the United States.

December 18, 2009, 02:10 pm ET

San Salvador, Dec 18 (EFE) .-The Central American countries will present next year to the U.S. an immigration reform proposal focused on comprehensive care for thousands of immigrants from the region, Salvadoran Foreign Ministry announced today.

"For the first time Central America will have its own immigration reform instrument, which responds to the needs and aspirations of Central Americans living illegally in the U.S.," said Vice Minister for Salvadorans abroad, Juan Jose Garcia.

The initiative, led by El Salvador, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic with the support of Central American Integration System (SICA), is in "consultations" with Nicaragua and Costa Rica and seeks to add the support of Panama, Belize and even Mexico, which, Garcia said, showed "strong opening" over reform.

"From now on, Central America will sit at the table of dialogue and negotiation with a tool that allows us to have an impact," the deputy minister in a meeting with the press, saying that they have the support of organizations and unions U.S.

Garcia said that "the commitment of the region is the defense and promotion of human rights of immigrants."

The proposal provides for a fine to immigrants who stay illegally in U.S. and to enable a fund to finance the immigration reform process, in addition to being granted "facilities" to reunite families and beneficiaries to protect their rights.

It wasn't confirmed the date on which the initiative will be presented, then, according to Salvadoran Foreign Minister Hugo Martinez, are "calibrating" the "best time" and the "level" to make it known next year, but did not rule out made during a visit by President Mauricio Funes who is "pending."

Nor was it informed if this proposal would benefit many Central Americans, but Garcia said that in the case of Salvadorans would cover between 750,000 and 1,100,000 U.S. National

"This is an approach to comprehensive immigration reform, in the sense that not only is it the responsibility of the U.S. Government to implement reform," he said.

"The region is also willing to create conditions to make immigration a choice of life freely assumed and not a necessity dictated by external factors, complemented Garcia.

SICA Secretary General, Juan Daniel German, highlighted this effort as a "step in the right direction."

"It's an innovative step, brave, very sensible and very responsible," he said, as Guatemala's ambassador in El Salvador, Silvia Caceres, stressed that "Central America is united" to get their citizens with a legal immigration status.

Democratic leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives filed on 15 December a "historic" initiative for comprehensive immigration reform to allow the legalization of millions of immigrants, but for now, no Republican support.

According to Foreign Minister of El Salvador, there are "plentiful coincidences" between both initiatives.

"We are glad we agree with the proposed strategic lines of the Congressman," he said, for his part, Garcia.

Lets make this known to everyone so the backlash begins. This proposal by Central American nations will be received by the American people, in the same way the May 1st marches were received, with a HUGE BACKLASH!

Thanks I will be sure to pass this one around. That makes me so ill!!!!!

We need a barfing emoticon!!!!

EVERYONE GETS A SAY except us?

I think not.

The moon's looking better every day.........

"This is an approach to comprehensive immigration reform, in the sense that not only is it the responsibility of the U.S. Government to implement reform," he said.

Porque?

"The region is also willing to create conditions to make immigration a choice of life freely assumed and not a necessity dictated by external factors, complemented Garcia.

So y'all are finally willing to live up to the responsibilities a government has toward its citizens, but only if the US absorbs your rejects, huh? No es posible.
How does one say "stuff it" in Spanish?

"The region is also willing to create conditions to make immigration a choice of life freely assumed and not a necessity dictated by external factors, complemented Garcia."

This is just a hand out asking for money as well if you cant recognize it...

The proposal provides for a fine to immigrants who stay illegally in U.S. and to enable a fund to finance the immigration reform process, in addition to being granted "facilities" to reunite families and beneficiaries to protect their rights.

It sounds like the same damn pan Guiterrez came up with. I thinks he is working on behalf of all Hispanic countries and not the U.S. That man is committing treason and needs to be thrown out of congress and into jail where he belongs.

Foreign Governments do not dictate or make proposals in regards to Domestic American Policies, ultimately the American People do. Besides, there will no Amnesty. These idiots in central america need to mind their own buisness and worry about their own affairs.