[quote]UtahLama wrote:
Nice, now the cartels have decided to start killing U.S. law enforcement. While the Mexican government is mostly concerned with how to export more of their people to the U.S.
Gotta get those dollars sent back to Mexico.
http://www.themonitor.com/articles/texas-48642-rangers-drug.html[/quote]
In defense of Mexico , it is the American War on Drugs that is being waged in Mexico, but mostly I agree
UL - we have had state Republicans bring up this issue, and it is not even considered seriously. We have a $29 Billion deficit, and you would think that getting rid of illegals would be cost effective. But oh no, the Mexican Mafia legislature that we have here won’t even hear it.
One of the judges who ruled on the 9th Circuit cited that it could cause problems with relations with Mexico, this is not a reason to rule that a law is unconstitutional. This is the most overturned court in the land, and the most Liberal. Should SCOTUS get their hands on this, it could be VERY interesting.
Sloth - why would illegal aliens vote for anti-social programs, most illegal aliens use these programs for themselves?
Governor Brewer looks to take this to SCOTUS, this is good.
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
Nice, now the cartels have decided to start killing U.S. law enforcement. While the Mexican government is mostly concerned with how to export more of their people to the U.S.
Gotta get those dollars sent back to Mexico.
http://www.themonitor.com/articles/texas-48642-rangers-drug.html[/quote]
In defense of Mexico , it is the American War on Drugs that is being waged in Mexico, but mostly I agree
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I would wager that a large percentage of Mexico’s GNP is dollars wired home from Illegals living in the U.S. That is why Mexico gets all pissy when America brings up illegal enforcement.
And it is difficult to wage a drug war when the cartel can literally buy or kill anybody that gets in the way.
Legalize marijuana, and cut the head off the snake.
/supporting the marijuana war is the biggest mistake the GOP ever made.
I know this is similar…but mexican drug cartels kidnapping U.S. citizens in Texas and taking them back across the border for ransom. Ranchers in gun battles with illegals.
But according to Washington, all is well.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/not-mile-border-secure-texas-sheriff-say
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico.
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
Dude, they are just looking for a better life.
/eye roll
At some point farmers and ranchers are going to go to war. I only hope our government has the balls to back them up.
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
Dude, they are just looking for a better life.
/eye roll
At some point farmers and ranchers are going to go to war. I only hope our government has the balls to back them up.[/quote]
Ya thats what the argument is often. I hope the gov backs them up as well but looking at the past 4yrs, it doubt it. The natl. government is bad enough but even our own state leaders are doing a horrible job. Although he tends to be “conservative”, Rick Perry is a damn joke and wont to shit about the border because he knows he will lose the majority of Mexican support in Texas.
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
Dude, they are just looking for a better life.
/eye roll
At some point farmers and ranchers are going to go to war. I only hope our government has the balls to back them up.[/quote]
Ya thats what the argument is often. I hope the gov backs them up as well but looking at the past 4yrs, it doubt it. The natl. government is bad enough but even our own state leaders are doing a horrible job. Although he tends to be “conservative”, Rick Perry is a damn joke and wont to shit about the border because he knows he will lose the majority of Mexican support in Texas.[/quote]
Unreal, there is a blow up coming…and it is gonna be huge.
You would think that Texas would see from Arizona that you don’t need this mythical “mexican” vote to win.
The both of you have lost sight of what they are after…
You need to look here (at Cali).
Once you have SO many of them there, they dumb down the laws against them. Here recently, the law which impounded cars if you didn’t have a license (which illegals can’t get here) was removed because the illegal alien lobby cried about it enough. But whitey and the rest of the legal people here get their car towed if you don’t show a valid license. So illegals get to keep their cars, while legal residents don’t (because they can afford to pay the tow and impound fees.)
Once enough of them plant roots, they cry “what are you going to do??? Get rid of ALL of us???” Yes, do not let them set foot in.
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
[quote]UtahLama wrote:
Nice, now the cartels have decided to start killing U.S. law enforcement. While the Mexican government is mostly concerned with how to export more of their people to the U.S.
Gotta get those dollars sent back to Mexico.
http://www.themonitor.com/articles/texas-48642-rangers-drug.html[/quote]
In defense of Mexico , it is the American War on Drugs that is being waged in Mexico, but mostly I agree
[/quote]
I would wager that a large percentage of Mexico’s GNP is dollars wired home from Illegals living in the U.S. That is why Mexico gets all pissy when America brings up illegal enforcement.
And it is difficult to wage a drug war when the cartel can literally buy or kill anybody that gets in the way.
Legalize marijuana, and cut the head off the snake.
/supporting the marijuana war is the biggest mistake the GOP ever made.[/quote]
Preach it bro 
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
All I have to say if it were me , they better kill me
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
All I have to say if it were me , they better kill me [/quote]
Thats what I thought. That is one of the very few things I wouldnt want to live after.
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
All I have to say if it were me , they better kill me [/quote]
Oh I am sure they can oblige you.
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
[quote]farmerson12 wrote:
Last week, a friend’s dad was raped and beaten nearly to death on his ranch by 4 illegals. And what happen? They were taken back to Mexico. [/quote]
All I have to say if it were me , they better kill me [/quote]
Oh I am sure they can oblige you. [/quote]
You don’t tell them
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
[quote]spyoptic wrote:
<<< I know that illegal immigrants can be criminals fleeing their home country, but I’d be interested in seeing where you got stats that say theres an epidemic of violent crimes caused by undocumented workers.
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I said nothing about undocumented workers. I said illegal immigrants. I am not implying in any way that “Mexican” and criminal are synonymous. Or that every person here illegally is a killer. However, a significant percentage of people here illegally are criminals.
We have a right to enforce our borders and it is suicidal not to do so. [/quote]
Aren’t a 100% of people who are there illegally, techincally criminals? Given that they’re there illegally? Haha, just kidding.
I might be visiting arizona in the summer from the uk - I’m guessing it doesn’t effect tourist visas in any way.
[quote]Magicpunch wrote:
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
[quote]spyoptic wrote:
<<< I know that illegal immigrants can be criminals fleeing their home country, but I’d be interested in seeing where you got stats that say theres an epidemic of violent crimes caused by undocumented workers.
[/quote]
I said nothing about undocumented workers. I said illegal immigrants. I am not implying in any way that “Mexican” and criminal are synonymous. Or that every person here illegally is a killer. However, a significant percentage of people here illegally are criminals.
We have a right to enforce our borders and it is suicidal not to do so. [/quote]
Aren’t a 100% of people who are there illegally, techincally criminals? Given that they’re there illegally? Haha, just kidding.
I might be visiting arizona in the summer from the uk - I’m guessing it doesn’t effect tourist visas in any way.
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Don’t worry, Arizona’s immigration policy is no different of that in the UK. Just bring sunblock, LOTS of sunblock.
Look what was found 90 miles from the border…a mass grave holding 116 dead bodies.
But the border is safer than ever ?!
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
Look what was found 90 miles from the border…a mass grave holding 116 dead bodies.
But the border is safer than ever ?!
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-mexico-bodies-20110413,0,1508583.story[/quote]
Unreal…fucking unreal.
Interesting commentary.
The 9th Circuit court used protests from the Mexican government as part of the opinion for the decision.
As the dissent by Judge Carlos T. Bea eloquently stated, “foreign governments should not be given a “heckler’s veto” to establish preemption by the federal government over the state.”