How many children of illegal Mexican immigrants have died serving the USSA in the Iraq occupation?
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Lots of Mexican Heritage guys have died in Iraq! Does that answer your question? A better question would have been...Why have any of our troops died in Iraq! What the hell are we doing in Iraq?
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Armed men in Mexican military uniforms have illegally crossed into the United States to provide cover for drug smugglers, and have fired upon U.S. Border Patrol agents on several occasions, a congressional panel was told Tuesday. \n\nBorder Patrol Union President T.J. Bonner detailed three incidents since 2000 in which U.S. agents were chased and fired upon by what he characterized as Mexican soldiers operating inside U.S. borders.  Bonner testified before the House Homeland Security Investigations Subcommittee on Tuesday.  \n\nThe Department of Homeland Security said there have been 231 documented incursions by Mexican military and law enforcement personnel into the U.S. since 1996.  \n\n“There is little doubt that the majority of these incidences are accidental,” said Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas., chairman of the Security Investigations Subcommittee.  “However, there are several reports of intentional violations of U.S. sovereignty by groups, often smuggling hundreds of pounds of drugs, which appear to be associated with members of the Mexican military or police forces,” McCaul said.\n\nAn incident last month in Hudspeth County, Texas, along the border east of El Paso, pushed the issue of alleged Mexican military incursions into the national spotlight.  “It was the straw that broke the camel’s back,” McCaul said.\n\nOn Jan. 23, a group of Texas deputy sheriffs, acting on a tip, intercepted a group of drug smugglers and were surprised to find what they believed to be Mexican soldiers with automatic weapons and a military vehicle providing armed security.  \n\nWhen confronted by the deputies, the drug smugglers raced back across the border while men in Mexican military uniforms, driving a Humvee, “took up a defensive position” that Hudspeth County Sheriff Arvin West described as a "military maneuver." \n\nWhen one of the vehicles carrying drugs got stuck in the river, the uniformed men fanned out and took up protective positions as others unloaded the marijuana, West testified.  When the drugs were unloaded, the truck was set on fire “and still sits in the river where it burned,” West said.  \n\nMexican officials said Friday that, after an initial investigation, none of its military were involved in the episode.  A State Department official testifying Tuesday said that a separate U.S. investigation is still being conducted.\n\nNothing unusual\nMexican soldiers caught inside U.S. boundaries “isn’t a new phenomenon,” said David Aguilar, chief of the U.S. Border Patrol. Although the Mexican military has an “internal policy” that states they won’t operate within about two miles of the U.S., that policy is routinely violated or simply ignored, he said. “We often spot them” near or inside U.S. borders, Aguilar said.\n\nAnd on several occasions the U.S. has chased, apprehended and even detained members of the Mexican military, Aguilar said during his testimony. However, the U.S. has no concrete evidence that the Mexican military is in any way involved in drug smuggling, Aguilar was quick to point out.\n\n“However, we address these (incursions) as the serious criminal acts that they are, and these cases are actively pursued,” Aguilar said.\n\nUnion president Bonner asked Congress to treat the issue with more seriousness because the violence was widespread, leading to a “growing problem of armed incursions across the southwest border of the United States by current and former Mexican soldiers and law enforcement officers.”  \n\nBonner also urged the subcommittee members to hold Mexico accountable as well for not doing enough on its side of the border to help stem the problem.\n\nThe violence is escalating even as state and federal border crackdown initiatives take hold, law enforcement officials told the panel Tuesday.\n\nDrug smugglers have moved to sophisticated techniques and increasingly lethal weaponry, including machine guns, said West.  “And I’m afraid the situation wi
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Less than those who die in Iraq
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I was in Iraq during Operation Desert Storm.  It was bleak.  After the war ended, many, many, many families were left homeless.  We had hundreds of Iraqi soldiers surrendering to us every day, just to get some food.  We helped many Iraqi families flee from Iraq into Saudi Arabia.  The skies black from all of the oil fields burning in neighboring Kuwait.  I lost a good friend there.
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No! many soldiers that died in Nam were not US citizens. Illegals have to have a valid work permit to join also there is an extensive background check by the FBI before you take the oath to defend this country.
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I don't know but here in Indiana yesterday they stopped a 4 door Ford Escort for having window tinting too dark and it had 11 Mexicans in it....only 2 were children.....and they were all illegals!
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Bush. 6000 (innocent) Iraqis dead.
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It stops when this government says ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.  For the past 20 years, I have listened to legal and illegal immigrants brag on how they cheat the American government.  \n\nAmerica is fighting a war in Iraq when the war is here.  Congress said in 2005 that 60% of the gang members in America are illegal immigrants, and they consist of:  Serial killers, murderers, rapists, child molesters, and drug smugglers.  America should take care of America first.
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no body knows exactly.an iraqi fraind of mine told me that once he was an eye witness on a roadside explossion where 7 soldiers wher killed,in the evening,it was announced that 1 was killed.those who are not carrying the us nationality are not counted,you find amongst them men from all over the world.it is estimated that the coalition has lost arround 18000 dead,more than 120,000 iraqi civillians were killed.no one knows how many insurgents were killed,even the us army.
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U.S marines kill iraqi's every day / GO TO HELL CHILD KILLER
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The offical website of the Sonora government:\n"En el 2000 el estado de Sonora contaba con 2,216,969 de habitantes, de los cuales 50.1% eran hombres y 49.9% mujeres"\nSo: 2.216.969.
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ZERO.  And allow me to say that I am really surprised at the ignorance about this.  If anyone would care to look it up, this was yet, another horrible thing that was forced upon the true Native Americans (Cherokee) by Andrew Jackson with the so called Indian Removal Act.  4,000 men, women and children died.  This was a forced death march from the East all the way into Oklahoma.  Some managed to escape but most did not.  This story breaks my heart.
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About 41 million people .\nApproximately 14 % of the total population of the USA .\n\nAround 64 % are of Mexican background , and 10 % are of Puerto Rican ancestry .
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Well as to date America has over 17,000 wounded soldiers that are missing arms, and legs, or both. Most of them  the ages 18-25 and it's for the rest of their lives. This isn't including the 100,000 men, women, and children the Iraqi's have lost due to America's invasion. The American death toll in addition the wounded is around 5000. I have gotten this information from the U.S.GOV. web-site. America has absolutely no diplomacy policies or programs going on with the other surrounding Countries that have concerns with Iraq financially in the Middle East region. Iraq's infrastructure is still in shambles, and they really have no way to support themselves without the aid of the United States military. There is also a Civil War going on in Iraq, and Iraq doesn't have any present Government system in place; because they can't agree who's going to be in charge. It's a mess that's what is going on.
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Yes...and the unfortunate thing is they(Mexicans) have unwitting American citizens who are helping them. Some of whom have ideas to place provisions in the desert to support the invasion.
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In March of 2005 there were 5 members of Congress with sons in Iraq I don't know how many there are now. \n\nRep. Joe Wilson\nRep Kit Bond\nRep. Todd Akin \nRep. Duncan Hunter \nDemocrat Tim Johnson
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What is worse: 3000 dead from 911 or 120,000 in Iraq.? \nDo you think the invasion of Iraq is justified?\n-------------------------------------------------------\n\nNo body to die for a lie. The correct number of people who died in Twin Towers was 1820 of whom 2/3 were not native American and none Jewish ( all Jew were off sick ).\n\nThe correct number of people died in Iraq is 186.000 till yesterday ( this is the government's official number, the true number is very likely to be double ). & 2.823 American soldiers.