What country has detained and dismantled more people trafficking rings: Mexico or the United States?
369792
Historically, it has been Mexico.  The USofA isn't very good in dealing with trafficking rings.  The officials are too easy to bribe according to statistics.
932366
Mexico is becoming less and less socialist and more capitalist all the time, so the prospect of the country following Central America´s example is low.  What will the US do for wage slaves?  If anything, wages will be forced to go up and citizens and legal residents will reap the benefits.
90249
Mexico is not the true problem for US security. The problem that makes the US a target of terrorism is its policies imposed over other countries which clearly violate their sovereign rights. Outside the US, Americans are perceived as people who only care about themselves, their business and their money. A good lot of American policies imposed over other countries have been clearly a violation of the rights of democracy in those countries, just to favor some major US corporations. Bush should be spending more time trying to make peace than invading other countries and attacking other nations because their ways are different than ours.
837107
Forget it. You are dealing with Mexico, Mexicans, drug lords, crooked police, crooked lawyers, crooked judges. You will definetly not get any belongings back. The police took them and are either wearing the clothes or someone in the family is, all the other stuff has been shifted around. I lived there for years, and there is no justice system except what happens with a gun. The Federales and 'police' are criminals with a badge and a gun - they make the equivalent of $4 usd a day. You think anyone there cares about getting justice or helping an American? No way.  Don't forget, you and your wife are the bad guys, the rich Americans who treat Mexicans badly ( we know that is not true but they think that way ).  Sorry about your problem, but Mexico really is the wild west.
402532
Historically, a large part of what is now the US belonged to Mexico. There's a great "morphing" map of the US/Mexico border and how it has changed over the years at this site. Click on the link at the bottom of the page to see that their claims are far from ridiculous.
406961
I see Mexican flags here in the States all the time...but, unless you WANT to go to jail do not try flying the United States flag in Mexico...because they WILL put you in jail for doing so. Also being an illegal in Mexico is a felony. These are just 2 examples of how strict laws are in Mexico on illegals.
734493
I'm sure if you go to google you'll find what you are looking for, now I don't know what kind of human trafficking you refer to, could be people in transit or illegal immigrants, search on google and you'll find out, luck..☺
679962
i'd say: the usa\n\n1) don't know any country that has as many weapons in private households as the usa\n2) don't know any country that has as many equivocal ethics as the usa, when it comes to the consumption of sex (guess where the porn industry comes from?), drugs and alcohol (you rather get a joint than a bottle of beer when you go out; question: why do bums have to have a bag wrapped around their bottle of liquour? does it make them look more decent in society???)\n3) don't know any country that hides behind religion as much as the usa does (have a look at teenager soap operas, no matter if it's dawson's creek or o.c. california: when it comes to premarital sex or having parties there's always an ethic issue... like teenagers getting arrested for having fun in teh campus)\n4) to refer to your former question: canada and mexico HAVE NO REASON to feel inferior towards the usa! those two countries (even though mexico is rather poor) have more liberty than the usa will ever have (at least no president allows the security agencies to revise telephone conversations of their citizens...)\n5) don't know a country that has a president as freaky, paranoid and totally cackhanded as G. W. B.
637345
I can't understand your question. Arizona is in the United States of America and they don't have a damn thing to do about Mexican Law.
216794
The Mexican and US authorities cooperate and the US authorities put you in jail.  Mexico then applies for extradition so that you can face trial in Mexico.  There's a pretty good chance that extradition would be granted.  You would be shipped to Mexico, tried and jailed.  You don't have to fear the death penalty, though.  Like almost all nations on the earth except the US and China, Mexico has no death penalty.
354847
No, Mexico apparently is going to the United States..
404556
The U.S. -- we exclude ourselves from investigation, probably because we have the most nukes and no one can make US.\n\nAlthough Haiti, was pretty funny.  \n\nOr Bikini Atoll after that one little explosion.
448408
Because we are generally safer than Mexico, and we have a better government than mexico.The USA rules.
511039
I don't think that decriminalizing drug possesion by Mexico is a good idea because not only will you have mexican using and smuggling more you will have americans crossing over to take advantage of it.
291935
The Asia Foundation launched an Asia Region web portal (www.tipinasia.info) that enables government and non-governmental organizations in 10 countries to become more efficient and effective in combating trafficking in persons.\nFoe further details go to http://www.asiafoundation.org
679257
I don't think so. As far as I know the really trouble caused to Mexico by the Mara Salvatrucha is not at the US border, it is at the border between Mexico and Guatemala.\nI don't know if Mexico is doing anything in special for stop Al Quaeda, I'm not even sure they're doing anything (sorry to be that disappointed, I'm Mexican). One of the most terrifying problems caused by the Mara is that they kidnap and rape illegal immigrants at the Mexico-Guatemala border. these poor people coming from El Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala are trying to cross Mexico by train to reach US because they have no jobs or money at their villages, but the Mara kidnaps them and takes all their saving, leaving them badly hurt most of the time. For more info on this matter, please try to watch last years Sundance Film festival's World Cinema Documentary Audience Award winner winner documentary "DeNadie", made by Mexican students.
1156595
I have tried to search on various sites, but everywhere it says "somewhere in Mexico". Seems quite strange. I looked up in many of the news articles but to no vain.\n\nTry contacting them by email.