Thread: Hispanic Coalition Blasts Fox

This article comes from the June 1st, 2006 issue of the online "Sierra Times"
http://www.sierratimes.com/06/06/01/152 ... _74659.htm

Hispanic Coalition Blasts Mexican President Vicente Fox

Jim Kouri

A new coalition of American Hispanic Americans opposed to the US Senate's illegal alien amnesty is condemning Mexican President Vicente Fox's overt effort to meddle in the internal affairs of the United States and exert influence over US immigration policies. The Mexican president went on a tour of US Western states, during which he openly lobbied for passage of an illegal alien amnesty and guest worker program.
The group is disappointed in President George W. Bush and GOP senate members who are pushing a bill that rewards lawbreakers. They're also disappointed in the President for not telling Vicente Fox to butt out of US policymaking.

As he has often done during his more than five years in office, Fox is once again presuming to speak on behalf of American Hispanics and attempting to create the impression that there is widespread support for amnesty among U.S. citizens of Hispanic heritage. However, millions of American Hispanics are offended at the idea of any foreign leader meddling in the domestic affairs of the United States, said a You Don't Speak for Me! official.

"Who enters and is allowed to live in the United States is a sovereign matter for the American people and their elected representatives to decide, without any interference from the president of Mexico or anybody else," stated retired Colonel Albert Rodriguez, chairman of You Don't Speak for Me! (YDSFM).

"Given the fact that millions of Mexicans have fled the country since he has been in office, it is not even entirely clear that President Fox speaks on behalf of Mexican citizens living illegally in the U.S., much less millions of American citizens who happen to share his ethnic heritage."

A recent poll by the Zogby organization indicates that the majority of Hispanic voters in the US are opposed to amnesty for illegal aliens and want American immigration policies vigorously enforced. "American Hispanics are, first and foremost, Americans," said Rodriguez.

"American Hispanics, like all other citizens, are concerned about the staggering costs associated with mass immigration, the impact on jobs, schools and other vital national institutions, and the threat that our porous borders pose to the security of the nation. American Hispanics do not appreciate having their country used as Mexico's dumping ground, or themselves used as pawns by the leader of a foreign government."

YDSFM calls on President Fox to use his remaining six months in office to focus on curing the social and economic conditions in Mexico that drive many desperate citizens of that country to migrate illegally to the United States, rather than on lobbying the American people to grant amnesty to tens of millions of illegal aliens.

"President Fox has had the past five and half years to address the serious problems that face his country, and to achieve real improvements for the citizens of Mexico. Instead his policy has been to point his unemployed and impoverished people in the direction of the United States. His idea of helping Mexico's downtrodden is to provide them with maps to trek across the desert," said Col. Rodriguez.

"Now, he is brazenly demanding that the United State grant amnesty to the people he has encouraged to leave and is trying to enlist the support of American Hispanics," Rodriguez continued. "American Hispanics have a message for Mr. Fox: 'We are Americans and we will not be used for your political purposes.'"

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Jim Kouri, CPP is currently fifth vice-president of the National Association of Chiefs of Police and he's a staff writer for the New Media Alliance (thenma.org). He's former chief at a New York City housing project in Washington Heights nicknamed "Crack City" by reporters covering the drug war in the 1980s. In addition, he served as director of public safety at a New Jersey university and director of security for several major organizations. He's also served on the National Drug Task Force and trained police and security officers throughout the country.

Hear! Hear! Mr. Rodriguez! That is the way to go!

I couldn't agree more with Col. Rodriguez. You don't speak for me is a wonderful, patriotic group whom I had the pleasure of watching one night on c-span. They don't represent the view of all Hispanic-Americans. It is wonderful that this group of Americans is helping all Americans in the effort to take back our country.

1. Iraq mess
2. Immigration mess
3. New Orleans still unprepared for 2006 hurricane season
4. "Losing" my and other veteran's data to drug cartels and illegal aliens
5. Just being jackasses and wastes of taxpayer dollars

INVESTIGATE AND IMPEACH BUSH NOW!!!!!!!

THE SENATE: The most corrupt institution money can buy

Boy, the way the media tells it, every hispanic in the world is for amnesty and illegal immigration.

". . . His idea of helping Mexico's downtrodden is to provide them with maps to trek across the desert," said Col. Rodriguez.

spoken like a true American patriot -- Col. Rodriquez, we salute you!

Mr. Rodriquez is definitely not a hyphenated American. He is American!

Rodriguez for PRESIDENT!!

Originally Posted by BobC

Rodriguez for PRESIDENT!!

he is definitely the kind of American Patriot that we need in Congress

Awsome !! Tancredo, Sessions, Rodriguez, Dorgan, let's keep the list going !!!

'We are Americans and we will not be used for your political purposes.'"

It brings a lump to my throat, to read Col Rodriguez's comments about his position on the immigration issue. I wish more "American's" of Hispanic decent would stand up for the sovereignty of this nation. We need them to stand shoulder to shoulder with us. If they love this country, and believe in the rule of law, and national sovereignty, then they should stand with us.

Col Rodriguez is a true patriot!!! I salute you sir!