Mexico and Central America Demands U.S. Provide a Real Country For Them!

J.J. Jackson* | January 10, 2006

Diplomats from Mexico and Central America on Monday demanded guest worker programs and the legalization of undocumented migrants in the United States, while criticizing a U.S. proposal for tougher border enforcement. - Island Packet

Who the heck are these countries to make such demands of the United States? How dare they? If I am not mistaken, this is our nation and we will manage it any way we see fit. You do not see Americans telling them how to remain a corrupt and useless group of nations. They seem to be doing just fine all on their own.

Meeting in Mexico’s capital, the regional officials pledged to do more to fight migrant trafficking, but indirectly condemned a U.S. bill that would make illegal entry a felony and extend border walls.

“Migrants, regardless of their migratory status, should not be treated like criminals,” they said.

Boy, it seems like between all the officials in the capital at the same time, there may have been a cummulative I.Q. of about thirty!

If a migrant’s migratory status is that which violates the law, guess what? That person is a criminal! It is that simple.

“There has to be an integrated reform that includes a temporary worker program, but also the regularization of those people who are already living in receptor countries,” Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez said.

What there has to be, Se?or Derbez, is a policy in your so-called country that makes it easy for your people to actually earn a living there in your nation. You might be surprised to see just how well your economy will do if that happens.

Here is another idea: instead of using our country as the only place where your people can accompish anything, maybe you can model our system instead of using your own! Obviously, people from your rathole do not come here because your system is superior!

Stop importing poverty and criminals and actually do your job as a country leader!

Impossible Subjects : Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America (Politics and Society in Twentieth Century America)

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