Thread: Border policy protest to be held in Nogales

Published: 10.06.2007
Border policy protest to be held in Nogales
SHERYL KORNMAN
Tucson Citizen
Representatives of Coalición de Derechos Humanos in Tucson will take part in a march and demonstration in Nogales on Oct 20 to call attention to what it calls "failed border enforcement policies."
The human rights group's Web site saidthe "mass demonstration" will call for an end to the construction of a border wall between Mexico and the United States, removal of the National Guard from the border and "an end to the deaths of migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border."
The event is sponsored by The Southwest Network for Environmental and Economic Justice.
The protesters will meet at Techea City Park in Nogales at 10 a.m. and march to the border at Nogales, Son.

http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/daily/local/65043.php

There would be NO deaths at the border if they simply followed the law and applied to enter LEGALLY!

I don't want to hear how hard it is to get here, I DID IT, and yes it was hard, but it's still the LAW!

an end to the deaths of migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border."

How about an end to illegal immigrants killing Americans?

Actuarial research by noted mathematics professionals proves that . . .

persons who walk across tens of miles of desert in 110°F heat, wearing dark clothing and only tennis shoes for protection from rattlesnakes, carrying two milk jugs of water at most, threatened by coyotes and vultures watching for someone to break an ankle in a gopher hole, and constantly on the run from the very ones attempting to save them from heat stroke (Border Patrol agents). . .

have measurably shorter life spans than the general population.

these people are amazing ... you gotta hand it to them they dont give up.... and that is exactly we cannot fail to stop this madness

People have been making comments to this story at the source link. The general concensus seems to be to send ICE there.