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This trash does not deserve a reply. It's alt-right propaganda and false news which is what you get from the links like Eagle Forum and Diggers Realm.Boy, are you ever mixed up. Sheeesh!Hate to break your bubble, but Mexico does not send these people to the US. Although Mexico is a lot tougher on illegals than we are, a lot get through and they probably don't do much to stop them.
Mexico could certainly do a better job stopping these people in their country so they do not reach our boarder. However, why should they do that? Exactly what is the US doing for Mexico other than insulting and threatening them daily. US Mexican relations are the worst they been in decades, thanks to Trump so I certainly wouldn't expect any help from them on immigration or drug enforcement.
1. Mexico has BEEN sending these illegals to us for decades. Their remittances has been Mexico's # 1 source of income, and their presidents have openy bragged about it.
Vicente Fox Says Remittances Largest Source Of Revenue Since 2003, Gloats At Getting Illegals And Matricula Consular Into US : Diggers Realm
2. Mexico has sent illegals here with published guidebooks for migrants, showing them how to evade US immigration authorities.
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http://eagleforum.org/topics/amnesty/Mexican-Guidebook.pdf
3. Mexico should no send their migrants here because they are engaging in 21st century IMPERIALISM, in which their people come here, steal millions of jobs, and extract (last report) $28 Billion/year out of our economy, which is re-inserted (by wired remittances) into THEIR economy. International burglary.
Can I come to your house and remove your wealth (TV, computers, etc) and then re-insert them into my house ? You wouldn't mind ? OK, I'll be right over.
3. US Mexican relations are NOT the worst they been in decades. Under the last 6 presidents, Mexico has been robbing us blind. That's not good relations. Only difference now, is that Trump is making them be accountable on it. If they don't like it, tough. They're lucky we haven't attacked them militarily (which is still an option)
4. Of course you wouldn't expect help from them. Would you expect help from somebody who burglarizes you house, while you're sleeping ?
The Mexican Manual for Crossing the boarder, "Counselor Protection Guide" was published 14 years ago when Mexicans were flowing across the boarder at a rate of 500,000 a year, over twice what it is today). In 2000 to 2005, 300 to 500 people/yr were dying at or near the boarder crossings. US boarder enforcement was totally inadequate. 90% of the boarder was protected only by barbed wire fencing. Boarder Patrol Agents numbered less than 4,000 compared to the 19,000 today. Large US farms were advertising in Mexico for field hands promising wages five times what they were earning. This is the context of period when the pamphlet was written. It should also be noted that the pamphlet was available at US Consulates.
The purpose of pamphlet, "Counselor Protection Guide" was written to save lives, warn immigrants about dangers of crossing. However, for those who had decided to make the attempt there was life saving advice and instructions as to how to conduct yourself in the US. The pamphlet begins:
"Dear fellow citizen:
This guide tries to provide you with some practical advice that may be useful to you in case you have made the difficult decision to seek new work opportunities outside of your own country.
The safe way of entering another country is by first obtaining your passport, which is issued by the Delegations of the Secretariat of Foreign Relations, and your visa, which you request at the Embassy or Consulate of the country to where you wish to travel."
The pamphlet is 29 pages, half of which is filled with warnings of the dangers of crossing and alien smugglers. It warns of consequences of not having legal documentation. The remainder of the pamphlet advises what to do and not to do in US such as never run from the boarder patrol, never lie to any immigration agents, never claim a false nationality, never resist arrest, never carry false documents, never carry a weapon, never drive without a drivers license etc.
I think this pamphlet is far more likely to discourage illegal boarder crossing than encourage them and would likely help save lives. You be the judge.
Mexico's Official "Guide For The Mexican Migrant" | www.dallas.org
A Mexican Manual for Illegal Migrants Upsets Some in U.S.
Mexico–United States barrier - Wikipedia
Illegal Immigration on Decline, Report Finds
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