Thread: Mex govt passes resolution against xenophobic Americans

Friday, 18 January 2008
Mexican Government Passes a Resolution Condemning "Xenophobic" Anti-Immigrant Actions in the U.S. and Construction of a Border Fence

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La Prensa (Mexico City) ("O.E.M.": large nationwide newspaper chain) 1/18/08

The "Permanent Commission" of the Mexican Senate "expressed its most energetic repudiation concerning the xenophobic actions materialized in the United States against Mexican emigrants."
A resolution approved by senators of all political parties "also stated its opposition to round-ups and massive deportations of Mexicans carried out by American immigration authorities."
The accord exhorts the Executive Branch to use all diplomatic and consular channels for the purpose of emphasizing protective and defensive activities for those countrymen victims of human rights violations in the neighboring country. It also condemned the construction by the United States of a fence on the northern border and pointed out that neither fences nor restrictive walls are what is needed to stimulate the integration and cooperation between the two nations.
The legislators stated they were for an "integral migratory reform" which supports a framework of shared responsibility, aids family reunification and preserves human rights and international law.
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El Diario de Yucatan (Merida, Yuc.) 1/18/08

A ship on-board container at the port of Manzanillo, Colima, was found to have 500 kilos of cocaine. The drug was in 1,165 boxes of tennis shoes labeled "Buble Gummers" (sic). The container came on a ship from the port of Callao, Peru.
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El Bravo (Tamaulipas), El Universal (Mexico City) 1/18/08

Some of the Mexican Special Forces, so-called "Red Berets", which arrived in the Tamaulipas area a couple of days ago are now stationed at all the international border crossing bridges that Tamaulipas has with the United States except for two where naval forces have been posted since last year.
Further, the Red Berets have suddenly and without warning taken over the customs clearance functions and have replaced, not augmented, the Mexican customs officials at those crossings. They are also inspecting and questioning northbound traffic.
El Universal questioned the legality of the customs function takeover.
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El Debate (Culiacan, Sinaloa) 1/18/08

Filemon Cota Molina, 51, a judge at Elota, Sinaloa, was found in his home with his face down and "wrapped", his hands and feet tied, and beaten to death.
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El Diario (Chihuahua, Chih.) 1/18/08

In the city of Chihuahua at dawn today Jose Angel Castillo, a police officer, became the latest fatal victim of a "narcoshooting."
And Saulo Reyes Gamboa, Director of Public Security of Ciudad Juarez from 2004 to 2007, was arrested in El Paso for drug trafficking after trying to bribe a man he believed to be a corrupt U.S. customs official to attempt to arrange the passage of marihuana loads through the ports of entry.
His arrest also led to the seizure of 985 lbs. of marihuana at a suburb of El Paso.
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La Cronica de Hoy (Mexico City) 1/18/08

In Mexico, at least twenty police officers have been murdered by organized crime in the first 17 days of 2008
(note: the description of the various crimes did not include the agent killed in yesterday's shootout in Tijuana)
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Norte (Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua) 1/18/08

318 carjackings took place in Juarez in 2007
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El Universo (Guayaquil, Ecuador) 1/18/08 - AFP news agency -

A new European Union directive about the detention and expulsion of undocumented aliens could be adopted tomorrow and several organizations have called for a protest against the proposal.
If approved by the EU council of ministers, illegal aliens could be held for up to 18 months and be barred from entering European territory for five years.
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Frontera (Tijuana, Baja California) 1/18/08

headline: "Shootout generates terror; six executed are found" (Full transl. of article)

Tijuana lived moments of panic for more than three hours due to a confrontation between police and military against members of organized crime, which ended with the capture of four delinquents and the finding of six dead bodies in a safe house.
Six of the lifeless bodies which were found inside the house on Agua Prieta St., in Colonia Cortez, are believed to be kidnapping victims and were gagged and had been given a coup de grace shot.
The shootout against the criminals which took place between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. yesterday left three agents wounded, an officer who later lost his life due to firearm wounds and a criminal who was found dead inside the house. Concerning the persons arrested, the "SSPF" (Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Federal) reported that they are the policemen Roman Gamez Osuna and Carlos Alberto Espinoza Vega, besides two other hired killers who are part of the Arellano Felix brothers criminal group.
Inside the house authorities also found two suburban vehicles (sic) and a Chevrolet Tahoe with strobe lights, three bullet proof vests, eleven long weapons (read: shoulder firearms) and 30 clips.
(note: other articles about this shootout said that the Tijuana police radio frequency was repeatedly used during the event to make death threats against the police and at the end they played a "narco-corrido", a "narco" lyrics Mexican/country theme song on the police radio.)

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My gosh, if the Mexican officials would spend just half of their time working on their own country instead of on ours, maybe they could move forward.

Adj. 1. xenophobic - suffering from xenophobia; having abnormal fear or hatred of the strange or foreign

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/xenophobic

"Illegal aliens are not immigrants, they are foreign intruders"
Jean Baptiste Truong

Hi Legal. Those were my thoughts exactly.

LegalUSCitizen wrote

My gosh, if the Mexican officials would spend just half of their time working on their own country instead of on ours, maybe they could move forward. Rolling Eyes

We now have laws for America being made in Mexico. Well, why not - many other things are made there now.

Ephesians 4:32

xenophobia seems to have achieved the most favorite word status among Mexicans and the Open Borders advocates. I think they think its a cooler way to say racist. Vincente Fox used it every chance he had when he was on his book tour. Just wait until Felipe wades over next month. Watch how many times he uses it.

They should concentrate on cleaning up their own country. What goes on in ours is none of their business.

Race is their only argument against us. Guess they can't think of anything to offset our truths.
Its silly, ridiculous and not true.

We just want what is best for OUR country, not theirs.
We do not want Outsiders meddling in our affairs.
We do not like anyone who has entered our country illegally making demands for which they have absolutely no standing.

We are tired of free loaders.......forget the "tall tales" the pols feed.......pay taxes, ss, etc. yeah, right on stolen ID's. Legal immigrants have true identity within this country, illegal aliens you are false in every way.

You may keep elites homes clean, and nanny their children and work for companies looking to "cook off the books.", but you do not work for me, or anyone I know, You do not keep my kids, nor anyone I know, you don't clean my house, nor anyone I know and you certainly do not work for a reputable company if they hire you with false ID.

The Mexican government shows just how inept they are, when they try to insist on meddling in our governmental laws and actions. They really need to concentrate on making their country work, without trying to stiff the USA with their citizens. We are not responsible for them. You, the Mexican government is.

MEXICANS HAVE A PERSECUTION COMPLEX. NO MATTER WHAT WE DO IT WILL BE SEEN AS RACIST OR XENOPHOBIC.

EXPECTING PEOPLE TO FOLLOW THE LAW IS AN ACCEPTABLE POSITION. ALL COUNTRIES EXPECT PEOPLE TO FOLLOW THEIR LAWS. THAT MEXICANS TWIST THIS INTO RACISM OR XENOPHOBIA SHOWS HOW DETACHED FROM REALITY THEY ARE.

YOU CANT HAVE LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE DISOBEYING THE LAWS. ALL OF THE VIOLENCE AND CHAOS IN MEXICO IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THERE IS NO CONTROL AND EVERYONE JUST DOES WHATEVER THEY WANT.

THAT MEXICO CANT SEE THIS WHEN IT IS ALL AROUND THEM HIGHLIGHTS HOW DEEP INTO CORRUPTION AND CHAOS THEY HAVE SUNK. AND IT APPEARS THAT THEY EXPECT USA TO SINK INTO THE QUICKSAND WITH THEM.

The so-called Mexican Senate is no more then a pathic joke...

I think we should start a petition to get rid of illegals and send it to the Mexican government. Anybody up for that?

This is the type of story that will pi@@ me off twice.

Once when I read it and once when the main stream media does'nt cover it.