Thread: U.S. gives Mexico keys to open border and amnesty

U.S. gives Mexico keys to open border and amnesty
November 19, 3:03 AM
San Diego County Political Buzz Examiner
Kimberly Dvorak
13 comments

Congressman calls for investigation on Sutton and House of Death

Mexico’s culture of corruption is synonymous with the drug dealers, Federales as well as the government. It is no secret business south of the border is handled with a greasy handshake full of money, but what’s surprising to most Americans are the major trade deals cut to benefit our neighbor to the south.

Why has America bent over backwards to create free trade and open borders with such an uncooperative neighbor? What has Mexico given up for the sake of our benefit? Still thinking? It could take awhile.

Mexico is a country filled with natural resources. There is plenty of fertile land for crops, it lays claim to a massive amount of oil and contains thousands of miles of sandy beaches for tourists to frolic on. So why does this country, so close to the successes of its North American neighbor continue to stagnate in corruption and remain an oligarchy?

For the meantime America is the sole superpower. But unlike the past, American administrations have made mistakes and those blunders translated into some bad deals for the American people.

So where did it begin to go wrong?

Beginning in 2002/03 the American government was in the business of trying to catch the bad guys in Juarez and in the midst of catching the murderous cartel members, ICE found itself involved in a dozen murders.

The murders took place in Juarez, Mexico at the now infamous ‘House of Death.’ Twelve murders should have shook Mexico awake and dealt a blow to the American law enforcement community. Strangely it did not. Mexico would hold on to that huge mistake and smartly use it to their advantage at a later date.

This would now become the first major law enforcement cover-up in the Bush “Wâ€

Little bit of background

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-176715.html

Looks like the US had an informant but all of this was happening in Mexico, where the US has no jurisdiction.

Dixie

We knew Sutton was rotten to the core. I'm glad to see this coming out into the open and hope Congress explores deep and wide and exposes this whole charade.

Gets more smelly: http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-178821-reyes.html