Mexico’s threats to take legal action against the US for El Paso,

[LilOlLady]

Mexico’s threats to take legal action against the US for El Paso, explained

The Mexican government said it’s considering extradition of the El Paso suspect, and other steps in response to the attack.
“We consider this an act of terrorism against the Mexican-American community and Mexican nationals in the United States,” Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said Sunday at a press conference. “Mexico is outraged. But we aren’t proposing to meet hate with hate. We will act with reason and according to the law and with firmness.”
Mexico has said it will increase protections for its citizens in the United States and has also threatened to take legal action — including potentially filing a lawsuit against the seller of the assault weapon used in the attack and possibly seeking the extradition of the 21-year-old suspected shooter on terrorism charges.
Mexico’s threats to take legal action against the US for El Paso, explained

 

[LilOlLady]

In 2016, according to my analysis of the data, more Americans were reported killed by homicide in Mexico than the combined total of Americans killed by homicide in every other country abroad.

Americans killed by illegal aliens.
Victims of Illegal Aliens Memorial

 

[Ringel05]

Mexico’s threats to take legal action against the US for El Paso, explained

The Mexican government said it’s considering extradition of the El Paso suspect, and other steps in response to the attack.
“We consider this an act of terrorism against the Mexican-American community and Mexican nationals in the United States,” Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said Sunday at a press conference. “Mexico is outraged. But we aren’t proposing to meet hate with hate. We will act with reason and according to the law and with firmness.”
Mexico has said it will increase protections for its citizens in the United States and has also threatened to take legal action — including potentially filing a lawsuit against the seller of the assault weapon used in the attack and possibly seeking the extradition of the 21-year-old suspected shooter on terrorism charges.
Mexico’s threats to take legal action against the US for El Paso, explained

Mexican politicians playing politics to show their voters they're showing outrage and doing something. They can file as many law suits against the gun store as they want, they'll carry no weight in the US. As for extradition, I think after we try him and give him the death penalty hand him over to the Mexicans, let them put him in one of their prisons....... He probably won't make it to trial........