Why don’t we try Mexico’s immigration law?

Restrictions there are the toughest on the continent
By J. MICHAEL WALLER
For The Providence Journal

http://www.cmonitor.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060429/REPOSITORY/604290302/1028/OPINION02

Respect for the Mexican laws is important. You must enter the country with the proper documents as required by law.

Apparently, the same cannot be said of respect for U.S. laws.

Why not rename that country Hypocrixico?

From the Mexicolaw.com site (oxymoronic though it may be):

For Mexican Nationals Living in the U.S and Canada (and elsewhere)

On March 20, 1998, Mexico revised it’s Nationality Law to permit those persons that were Mexican nationals but may have lost it or never had it officially recognized, to either recover it or have it recognized. This is basically for the large group of Mexican nationals that live abroad. This change revokes the previous view that you could not have dual nationality* (Mexican and some other) and provides the means by which you can conserve both the Mexican nationality* and the other foreign nationality.

There is a five year period (starting March 20, 1998) during which those that had lost their nationality* can file to recover it.

These Mexican nationals with dual nationality must, while in Mexico, identify and conduct themselves as as Mexicans.

So, hey, get that McCain/Bush amnesty. No problem.

One thing it does clear up is that anchor babies CAN go home to Mexico:

Under Listing of Immigrant Statuses (seeking permanent residence):

7. Family Members (“Familiares”) This status is given those individuals that are either the spouse and/or the direct blood descendants. Examples: sons, daughters, nephews, grandchildren and brothers/sisters. There are mores restrictions for those that are not part of the immediate family.

Now we can stop the tearjerking “families torn apart” propaganda.

Why do they need to go back to Mexico? Bus them all to New Hampshire where they will no doubt be welcomed by the pro-open borders constituency.

granite said:

Oh no!!
What did my home state do now?

Voted for Mr. Shamnesty himself, Señor Juan McCain.
It’s time to start feeling to full effect of their open-borders ideology like us border-state residents have for years.

I wonder if there isn’t a way to get the jackpot baby program into the courts? That’s one of the main obstacles to enforcement–more and more Hispanics voting race over country as time passes. Hispanic women popped out an incredible one million babies in the US this past year.

Clearly despite the accidental language of the 14th amendment, the authors obviously intended it to protect children of slaves, not reward border sneaks with citizenship for their jackpot babies. How could they have envisioned politicians like Bush, McCain, Kennedy, Durbin, et. al., who are so corrupt they encourage invasion of our nation?

I am in a hotel eating a candy bar actually. Watching an Underdog cartoon DVD

Sounds like you read “Mexico’s Glass House” that I has linked to, or at least the summary I posted…

BAL~

I’m in Texas, and I work in the public schools, currently as a sub. We’re highly affected by the illegals already… With the laws AZ and OK have passed, I think there will be some movement to other states (instead of returning to Mexico), and then residents of those states will demand the same kinds of laws as AZ and OK.

Like as IF we need more illegals here in CA. We’re burdened enough.

‘“There is not one person living in Sonora who does not have a friend or relative working in Arizona,” Amparano said in Spanish.

“What do we do with the repatriated?” he asked.
Why do they need to go back to Mexico? Bus them all to New Hampshire where they will no doubt be welcomed by the pro-open borders constituency.’

Oh no!!
What did my home state do now?

Answer:

Creo que es su problema

Si!

“There is not one person living in Sonora who does not have a friend or relative working in Arizona,” Amparano said in Spanish.

“What do we do with the repatriated?” he asked.

Answer:

Creo que es su problema

How DARE we here in this country put such a burden on Mexico. A burden that would make them provide FOR THEIR OWN POPULACE. Shame on us. What WERE we thinking. How crass. How gauche. What uncaring, horrible monsters we Americans are, to expect that Mexico actually create a governmental system that can support the people that LIVE there…people called MEXICANS without having to rely on said Mexicans to export them into America to steal our jobs and money, import the money into Mexico and support their country with said money.

I would think that their country, the Mexican Government could be smart enough to come up with a better plan than that to run their country. this little statement by the Mexican Agents alone, prety much harpoons every damn argument that the Open Border Lobbyists and Immigration Liars who ommit the “Illigal” word out of their argument to sway people completely. This is what it is all about folks. This right here. It has nothing to do with the “poor, hapless people coming to seek a better world and life, to do those jobs us lazy and selfish Americans won’t do”. Nope. It is a very complicated and very planned out thing that has been enforced by the Mexican Government for quite some time. If they wanted to stop it, it would have been halted a long, long time ago.

But there is just oo much money in it for them, and frankly, they do no tsupport their own infrastructure. The money goes into the pockets of the corrupt government officials. Period.