Thread: Mexico pledges to control flow of illegal immigrants

Yeah, right! If you believe this then don't forget to buy that bridge in Brooklyn that I have for sale:



Mexico pledges to control flow of illegal immigrants
Overtures made as Senate takes up issue
Hugh Dellios

MEXICO CITY — As the U.S. Senate focuses this week on the issue of illegal immigration, Mexico has launched a campaign to convince Americans that it will do more to stop the flow of undocumented workers into the U.S. and prevent violence along the border.

U.S. officials have praised the Mexican overtures, which include the adoption and publishing of a new immigration policy that calls for creation of economic and housing programs that would lure Mexican workers back home and an accord to better cooperate with U.S. officials on quickly responding to border crime.

While skeptics note that some of the promises clash with Mexico’s long-held positions and actions, U.S. and Mexican officials say the moves reflect a rare public commitment by Mexican authorities to accept responsibility for the root causes of illegal immigration and take steps to prevent it.

“What we have accepted nationally is that we have responsibilities,â€

[quote]“Countries shouldn’t be proud that their people migrate. They have to do things to create work,â€

What a crock of s***. This must be their new strategy for getting AMNESTY for the invaders.

Yea Mexico is going to control the flow of illegals and I'm going to lose 25lbs by Christmas

They have a hell of a lot of convincing to do. I'll believe it when I see it.

Duplicate Article Posted in march

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-20168-dellios.html

Originally Posted by jimpasz

Duplicate Article Posted in march

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-20168-dellios.html

Jim But... its running in todays chicago tribune
December 14, 2007


http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ ... 0030.story

Originally Posted by zeezil

Yeah, right! If you believe this then don't foreget to buy that bridge in Brooklyn that I have for sale:

Don't forget that ocean front property in Arizona

This must be an old article since Fox is no longer President and Congress has not signed any enforcement bill in December.So why is it running in todays Chicago Tribune ?

They have NO intention of slowing IA's as long as the remittances continue.

Update
This is strange,at the article site it says parts of this article are from March,2006 ??? So why are they rehashing old news.It just reinforces what we already know Mexico has NO intentions of stopping IA's.They did not do it then and will not do it now !!

Originally Posted by USPatriot

This must be an old article since Fox is no longer President and Congress has not signed any enforcement bill in December.So why is it running in todays Chicago Tribune ?

It's not in today's Chicago Tribune. The link is for a blog called,
"One Old Vet"