Mexican Official Meets With Migrant Community in Chicago

[Sixx]

May 26, 2005

Mexican Official Meets With Migrant Community in Chicago, Offers Business Help
The Associated Press

Sixx says: Watch this word MIGRANT

MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexico's Social Development Secretariat said Thursday it has offered to set up business-development offices in the largest Mexican consulates in the United States to help migrants invest in their home country.

Sixx says: All the money they send home and this fool wants to let them invest in their home country.



The offer was made by Social Development Secretary Josefina Vazquez during a meeting with Mexican expatriate groups in Chicago, Illinois.

Sixx says: Now they are expatriates Not illegal immigrants, not criminal tresspassers. EXPATRIATES. Judy, what is an expatriate in it's non-adultrated form?

"Mexican businessmen and migrants in the United States can create productive projects, create jobs and improve the standard of living in their home communities," the agency said in a press statement.

During a meeting with migrant clubs and chamber of commerce leaders, Vazquez promised to set up investment advisory offices in the consulates in Washington D.C., Chicago and Los Angeles.

She also said that the government development bank, the Mexican departments of Treasury, Economy and Agriculture would work together to streamline approval and permit processes for migrant investments.

Sixx says: Hey, why not invest in your people in Mexico while they are there?

There will be special attention paid to helping migrants with construction projects in Mexico. One of the major areas of investment at present is migrants' building homes in their native land.
AP-ES-05-26-05 1916EDT

This story can be found at: http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGBE0RTL79E.html

[Judy]

SIXX!! An expatriate is a former patriot that is no more because they have left the homeland and established permanent residency in another nation, and if they have done so illegally, then the tie to the homeland is broken and they must be repatriated. Each country has its own repatriation rules and means by which to retain permanent citizenship. The details of that require visits; contacts; possibly voting; some connection to the nation of your origination.

If they just up and left the nation and broke all ties, then it is assumed legally as I understand it that the homeland can take the position that the patriotic bond may have been broken, whether or it it actually has.

Societies are not established for what is happening here with the migration into the United States. This expatriation may be the reason after some period of time, it is impossible to deport them. If that is the case, then heads in this nation need roll big time.

Someone with more legal knowledge on ths point should post what they know. This issue happens to be a critical issue.