Arizona's anti-imigration law...
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klein
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No problem, they already seem to work.
Without proper ID, they can't work, go to school, open up a bankaccount, get healthcare, or drive. Not even get their own apartment.
Now, we are cracking down on "fake marriages" that allow others to become citizens.
But, we are just a socialist, liberal country, remember ?
(no guns, national healthcare, strict banking regulations, and a fiscal responsible government, gave us that socialist status, besides controlling illegals ).
Besides, Mexicans need a visa to visit here, anyways.
trplnkl
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Do they have to carry that proper ID all the time?
klein
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Nope, not at all.
My mom is a legal german immigrant. Only needs ID if she drives.
In Mexico we were told to leave ID in the hotelsafe, too (which we all did), including that toursit card.
It was soo safe there, in Peurto Vallarta, I even walked downtown during the night and until 6am (without ID).
We don't have a law here, that everyone walking outside their residence must have ID on themselves.
But, like I said, you may be able to roam the streets, or live with relatives.
And, workwise, not even a farmer will hire you here. The fines are too strict. Can't do any banking, living on your own, any education, basically you can't make a life here without a SIN (your SS) number.
My mom is a legal german immigrant. Only needs ID if she drives.
In Mexico we were told to leave ID in the hotelsafe, too (which we all did), including that toursit card.
It was soo safe there, in Peurto Vallarta, I even walked downtown during the night and until 6am (without ID).
We don't have a law here, that everyone walking outside their residence must have ID on themselves.
But, like I said, you may be able to roam the streets, or live with relatives.
And, workwise, not even a farmer will hire you here. The fines are too strict. Can't do any banking, living on your own, any education, basically you can't make a life here without a SIN (your SS) number.
klein
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Firepower bought in the US !
Look it up !
Canada has the same problem Mexico has :Illegal Guns comming in from the US !!!
trplnkl
555
Are you telling me the mighty mounties can't stop the illegal element in Canada? I thought you said the Mounties always got their man.
Babagounj
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Uptick in Violence Forces Closing of Parkland Along Mexico Border to Americans
Published June 16, 2010
| FOXNews.com
About 3,500 acres of southern Arizona along the Mexican border is closed to U.S. citizens due to increased violence in the region.
The closed off area stretches 80 miles along the border and includes part of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. It was closed in October 2006 "due to human safety concerns," the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Wednesday in response to news reports on the closure.
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu told Fox News that violence against law enforcement officers and U.S. citizens has increased in the past four months, further underscoring the need to keep the 80 miles of border land off-limits to Americans.
The refuge had been adversely affected by the increase in drug smugglers, illegal activity and surveillance, which made it dangerous for Americans to visit.
"The situation in this zone has reached a point where continued public use of the area is not prudent," said refuge manager Mitch Ellis.
“It’s literally out of control,” said Babeu.
Published June 16, 2010
| FOXNews.com
About 3,500 acres of southern Arizona along the Mexican border is closed to U.S. citizens due to increased violence in the region.
The closed off area stretches 80 miles along the border and includes part of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. It was closed in October 2006 "due to human safety concerns," the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Wednesday in response to news reports on the closure.
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu told Fox News that violence against law enforcement officers and U.S. citizens has increased in the past four months, further underscoring the need to keep the 80 miles of border land off-limits to Americans.
The refuge had been adversely affected by the increase in drug smugglers, illegal activity and surveillance, which made it dangerous for Americans to visit.
"The situation in this zone has reached a point where continued public use of the area is not prudent," said refuge manager Mitch Ellis.
“It’s literally out of control,” said Babeu.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Mexico’s bloodshed worsens as hundreds die in last 7 days
By DUDLEY ALTHAUS
Copyright 2010 Houston Chronicle
MEXICO CITY — More than 200 people have been slaughtered during the past seven days in the most violent week in the criminal insurgency racking Mexico since President Felipe Calderón unleashed federal forces against drug trafficking gangs.
The carnage has cut a wide arc through Mexico and underscored the gangsters’ brazen willingness to take on military troops and Mexican federal police in direct combat.
Among this week’s victims were 12 federal police officers ambushed Monday by presumed gangsters in western Michoacan state and three others bushwhacked in northern Chihuahua state. Army troops shot it out with gunmen Tuesday in Taxco, a tourist mecca 100 miles south of Mexico City, killing 15 alleged criminals.
“The difference now is that the criminals and security forces are clashing more frequently,” said Raul Benitez-Manaut, a national security analyst. “The criminals are directly challenging the government.”
By DUDLEY ALTHAUS
Copyright 2010 Houston Chronicle
MEXICO CITY — More than 200 people have been slaughtered during the past seven days in the most violent week in the criminal insurgency racking Mexico since President Felipe Calderón unleashed federal forces against drug trafficking gangs.
The carnage has cut a wide arc through Mexico and underscored the gangsters’ brazen willingness to take on military troops and Mexican federal police in direct combat.
Among this week’s victims were 12 federal police officers ambushed Monday by presumed gangsters in western Michoacan state and three others bushwhacked in northern Chihuahua state. Army troops shot it out with gunmen Tuesday in Taxco, a tourist mecca 100 miles south of Mexico City, killing 15 alleged criminals.
“The difference now is that the criminals and security forces are clashing more frequently,” said Raul Benitez-Manaut, a national security analyst. “The criminals are directly challenging the government.”
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Hey, Mexico plays France today in the Fifa Worldcup .
If they win, watch out , they will be celebrating everywhere !
wrong thread.
KingofBrown
Well-Known Member
I've already gave a lesson to the Texan about ethnicities, and race and some of that stuff. You should ask him about it; I think he did understand it. But, this statement is still interesting on how you think.
KingofBrown
Well-Known Member
Mexico won 2-0. Marquez man of the match for me.
Hey, Mexico plays France today in the Fifa Worldcup .
If they win, watch out , they will be celebrating everywhere !
Babagounj
Strength through joy
LEGAL Atlanta Residents Rush to Get Work After Resort Fires ILLEGALS
Sheriff: Mexican Drug Cartels Now Control Parts of Arizona
Most Americans back new Arizona law, Washington Post-ABC News poll finds
By Jon Cohen and Tara Bahrampour
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Family: We Are Other Side Of Illegal Immigration Debate
Inmans Say Son Killed By An Illegal Immigrant Who Was Never Caught
By Katie Brace, CBS Atlanta Reporter
Sheriff: Mexican Drug Cartels Now Control Parts of Arizona
Most Americans back new Arizona law, Washington Post-ABC News poll finds
By Jon Cohen and Tara Bahrampour
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Family: We Are Other Side Of Illegal Immigration Debate
Inmans Say Son Killed By An Illegal Immigrant Who Was Never Caught
By Katie Brace, CBS Atlanta Reporter
trplnkl
555
HAHAHAHA, in your wildest dreams. The only thing you taught me about that was you had no idea what you were talking about. LOL The only thing in that exchange we agreed on was that ethnicity and race were the same thing...which is what I was saying from the start.
