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ROME Italys interior minister said Sunday that the country hoped to send its armed forces to Tunisia to help stem the flow of illegal immigrants, after more than 3,000 Tunisians arrived by boat on an Italian island in recent days.
I will ask Tunisias foreign minister for authorization for our forces to intervene in Tunisia to block the influx, Interior Minister Roberto Maroni said in an Italian television interview on Sunday, a day after the Italian cabinet declared a state of humanitarian emergency and called for help from the European Union.
With thousands of miles of hard-to-patrol coastline, Italy faced waves of immigrants from North Africa throughout the 1990s and into the last decade. Under the government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, in 2009, Italy signed a renewed bilateral accord with Tunisia, pledging financial support in exchange for help in preventing would-be immigrants from leaving the countrys shores.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/14/world/europe/14boats.html?_r=1&hpw
For decades, the United States has given aid to Mexico and in return the Mexican government was to take responsibility for keeping the Mexican people and illegal drugs out of the US.
They have done neither.
They have not lived up to their word, therefore they should return the aid given them and the illegal invaders from Mexico should be thrown out of the United States and Mexico should be presented with the bill for their stay here.