the news says Mexico is tired of the USA influence, what about their influence with illegal immigrants?
373465
SHIP THEM ALL BACK!!! We need to get all of our soldiers back over here so they can take care of our border issues!
656840
Yeah...I heard that one more than one news show. It is outrageous. These illegals and those who support them have some nerve. What court in the world would even listen to such a case? It is a clear example of how Mexico is not only doing nothing to help stop illegal activity but they are actually promoting and encouraging it.
294411
America does not offer, because they know that they will not accept.  Mexico, though more impoverished, has a common trait with other countries: the desire to be an autocracy or self-governing country.  Also, many people are already against imperialism-immoral, causes more problems for america, etc- so it would be difficult to convince congress to agree with the decision to take over mexico.
665388
believe us we are we are beating ourselves up for letting it get this bad , lol as far as tv goes all i see is tear jerker stories about the poor illegals . our side is hardly covered but that doesn't matter because most Americans are sick of illegals come legal or not at all.  and i think the media is starting to catch up with the rest of us. it  could have been all that demanding and stupid move to change the national anthem , or flag thing ? or could  it be old news is no news anyway i would like ask you the same question no criticism about mexico strange
620807
Keep Shruggin It Off People\nKeep Your Heads Buried In The Sand\nKeep PRETENDING It Isnt Happening\n\nIts Your CHILDRENS FUTURES That Are At Stake\nI Guess YOU Dont Care Whether Your CHILDREN \nRaise THEIR Children \nIn 50 FREE UNITED STATES......\n\nREAD This...This Is NOT A Joke\n\n"More than a century after the U.S. invasion of Mexico that resulted in the annexation of Texas, Mexicans are "REOCCUPYING" the territory, but through less violent means and for different reasons," \nreported Monica Mendel of TheNewsMexico.com news service on March 25th. \n"Most of these immigrants live in border states like California, Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico, the same ones Mexico lost when President Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna signed an agreement to end the U.S. invasion in 1848 by ceding 2.5 million square kilometers of Mexican territory to the United States."\nThe provocative term "REOCCUPATION" was not coined by an anti-immigration activist.\nRather, it was used in an Official Study published by the Mexican Government's National Council on Population (Conapo). \n\nMendel writes: "The "REOCCUPATION of this territory has been SLOW BUT STEADY, and the number of Immigrants is GROWING EVERY YEAR." Citing Conapo's findings, Mendel predicts that during the six-year reign of incumbent Mexican President Vicente Fox, ending in 2006, "Two Million Mexicans will enter the United States at the rate of approximately 380,000 per year."\n\nBy publishing the Conapo study, the Mexican government has formally embraced the concept of "DEMOGRAPHIC WARFARE" -- RE-CONQUERING the Southwestern United States through UNCHECKED ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. But it has long been an open secret that Mexico takes advantage of our porous southern border to EXPORT its "SURPLUS POVERTY" and RE-IMPOSE CONTROL over our Southwest.\n\nLast July Fourth, Mexico's EWE news service published an interview with the celebrated Mexican novelist Elena Poniatowska in which she noted: "Mexico is at this moment RECOVERING TERRITORIES it lost in the past to the United States thanks to emigration." "The common people -- the poor, the dirty, the lice ridden, the cockroaches are advancing on the United States, a country that needs to speak Spanish because it has 33.5 million Hispanics who are imposing their culture," observed Poniatowska. "Mexico is RECOVERING the territories yielded to the United States by means of MIGRATORY TACTICS."\n\nBut columnist Carlos Loret de Mola most clearly explained Mexico's "demographic warfare" strategy 20 YEARS AGO in Excelsior (the Mexican equivalent of the New York Times). In an essay entitled "The Great Invasion: Mexico Recovers Its Own," Loret described the strategy in brutally candid terms:\n\nA peaceful mass of people ? carries out slowly and patiently an UNSTOPPABLE INVASION, the most important in human history. You cannot give me a similar example of such a large migratory wave by an ant-like multitude, stubborn, unarmed, and carried on IN THE FACE of the most Powerful and Best-Armed Nation on earth.... [Neither] barbed-wire fences, nor aggressive border guards, nor campaigns, nor laws, nor police raids against the undocumented, have stopped this movement of the masses that is unprecedented in any part of the world.\n\nThis migrant invasion, continues Loret, "seems to be slowly RETURNING [the southwestern United States] to the JURISDICTION of Mexico without the firing of a single shot, nor requiring the least diplomatic action, by means of a steady, spontaneous, and UNINTERRUPTED OCCUPATION." The effects of Mexico's immigration invasion were even then visible in Los Angeles, which Loret archly referred to as "the second largest Mexican city in the world."\n\nCharles Truxillo, a professor of "Chicano Studies" at the University of New Mexico, believes that Los Angeles will one d
1062716
Oh heck no if that was to happen it would be the ghetto of the USA. I read in an artitical a few week back where Vincente Fox of Mexico was talking to some people of Columbia saying that the Mexicans were going to over rule our government. Don't know how true the source really was but as daddy says talk is cheap.
519038
Mexico has EVERYTHING it needs to be a top notch nation. except desire. These people either lack the know how or desire to do it. I sense a civil war is going to happen in Mexico soon. The people there need to find their "Neo"
1133082
Why not put it in writing, and call it the 'mexico needs to go home Act'? Bluntly spoken, that's what all this is about, not about foxes and rabbits, but about an indigent nation(well, not really, but they still screw their people regularly) trying to permanently ingratiate and integrate itself into the american fabric. Increasingly, americans are seeing a Big Problem with all of this, and already they're starting to work on things like recalls for pro-mexico politicians etc., with some degree of success. Hopefully, when the House goes national and starts canvassing the individual states through polling, the issue will be brought to a head, and dealt with, and in such a way that it sends the message 'don't go away mad, just go away' to Mexico.  Mexico fully has the potential to be independently wealthy. It's just that they choose to keep leeching off america in any/every concievable way, from trying to advocate 'growth'(open borders), more debt(more money for their people in america), and yes mexico's got advocates that are active in our american political system(see 'conflict of interest). At the end of the day, though, it boils down to a fair amount of incompetence, and no small amount of intellectual dishonesty on the part of our own representation also, along with sweetheart deals on behalf of big business that wants only more fresh mexican meat. Last time I checked, this country wasn't a wholly owned subsidiary of either Exxon, or Big Lettuce. Both can go to hell and have a GREAT day, for my nickel, we're talking about YOUR rights, liberties, citizenship, birthright, etc etc etc being sold down the river by a politician with a relative in the meat-packing industry etc. The more of THOSE clowns that can be weeded out prior to election day, the better off we are. \nThere's a workforce of approximately 150 million people in America. There ARE no jobs 'that americans won't do'. This type of rhetoric grits the teeth of most people that have worked for any measurable amount of time in america, and it's time to call some of our so-called 'representation' on the carpet about it, and get some reforms instituted so that Mexico understands FULL and WELL that 'the game is up' for their cross-border psuedo-law shenanigans.  \n\nCutting handout programs that practically encourage people to 'run for the border' would be a GREAT start. But, it's not the only step, another great step would be actual border enforcement that bars no holds, works as advertised, is publicly accountable, is provided sufficient external oversight by a disinterested 3rd party, is audited, and is equipped with the necessary wherewithal to accomplish its' job in a quick and efficient manner. \n\nTake the handout money, and buy a fleet of 2nd hand charter buses, and 10 airplanes. Hire top-flight mechanics and drivers, \nget the border fence(s) built, and take care of business. No more tap-dancing, no more excuses, no more half-ass half-measures,\njust get the job DONE. Take note of the people that bitch loudest, and see how many 'friends' they have in places like Mexico. \n\nThere is That Which Is America, which needs to be preserved and not sold down the river for $2,500 as the Senate would gladly do. And, yes, there are other countries that let their people go to america, they, too, can fix their own domestic problems instead of expecting america to do it. Places like Africa can discover 'birth control' and 'reading'...this isn't rocket science, either...
953336
Mexico is smart..they send us those who are "worthless" to Mexico...and keep the productive citizens at home.\n\nThey send out these "runners" and just sit back and rake in a percentage of the money that is sent back.  They don't want these people...so we get the "unwanted".\n\nNo wonder Vicente Fox is so desperate to keep everything going well!  He has certainly been desperate for us to NOT build the fence!
456528
Mexico is a sovereign nation,  They should be able to fix themselves with little guidance.\nWe did not fix Canada and they have it figured out.\n\nIt would be great if Mexico had the same attitude as Canada.
374379
You think we have problems with President Fox!!!??? Wait until the July presidential elections in Mexico... if Andrés Manuel López Obrador wins, thing will get much worse... and he is leading the polls.  He's another Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro, Evo Morales type.  Once the country starts going downhill, we will have even more illegal Mexicans in the US.
576026
I would say that yes, Mexico is passive aggressive towards America. I wouldn't go so far as to say that Mexico is "expanding", there is however a huge amount of the population that doesn't want to be there.
614766
OH HELL NO! Never. Mexico govt. would never go for it...they'd lose too much power. U.S. is better off with out them.
486950
I can't speak for "who would want to," but Mexico is known as having some of the most draconian immigration laws in the world. It's funny that a government that actually encourages its citizens to violate the immigration laws of another country are the first to say "we don't want illegals here."\n\nQuite ironic.
596754
20 more years and Mexicans will finish the invasion. Learn Spanish now, people.. you'll need it to fight for the few jobs Mexicans won't want to do.
543729
Hell no! Mexico is trying to take over the USA as it is. Look how many are SNEAKING across the borders now, if we were to give them duel citizen ship, that would be a night mare, then who is next? Canada? I say lets keep the USA as she is, the proud, the free and the home of the brave. Not the nation that has open door policy, (Hey everyone we don't care how many come over and take over our nation, just walk right thru the door and its yours for the taking)  come on, whats next? This is our America, our country, not theirs, they already have their own, why give ours up so easily?
648412
We have strong institutions, wich have been built with a lot of effort by the mexican people. \n\nIs a shame to be creating this idea of the election of state, of the goverment having the power to buy all of the media, all of the survey companies, and all of our votes.\n\nIf we loose the confidence in our institutions, what will we have? anything. Is it the time for Mexico to become a country leadered by a dictator, since there is not anyone else around to trust? I don't think so, and i hope all of us are smart enougth to understand it.