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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 770242" data-attributes="member: 12952">Hypocritical Mexico Builds Its Own Wall to Keep Out ILLEGALS from GuatemalaMexico builds wall on it’s own southern border&nbsp; Guatemala City – Travelling without documents to the United States&nbsp; from Latin America can turn into an odyssey, in which migrants have to&nbsp; elude common criminals and drug traffickers along the way, not to&nbsp; mention the laws on migration. But now another obstacle is emerging: a&nbsp; wall between Guatemala and Mexico.According to the head of customs for Mexico’s tax administration, Raúl&nbsp; Díaz, in order to stop boats carrying contraband, the southern Mexican&nbsp; state of Chiapas is building a wall along the border river Suchiate,&nbsp; similar to the one the United States is building along its southern&nbsp; border with Mexico.Global scale migration said to be a national security issueSo Mexico is building it’s own wall and it’s own Senate agrees that&nbsp; migration is a threat to a nations security due to lack of security&nbsp; controls. The civil war between narco-cartels and the Mexican government&nbsp; forces rage just a few miles south of the US border and who the victor&nbsp; is is still unclear considering some reports that entire cities and&nbsp; towns have no police force or civil governments left in control. Police&nbsp; forces are resigning en masse. Mayors are being beheaded. The judiciary&nbsp; is hiding behind their benches, journalists are being killed. Are any of&nbsp; the pillars of the Federal Republic of Mexico left?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 770242, member: 12952"] [B]Hypocritical Mexico Builds Its Own Wall to Keep Out ILLEGALS from Guatemala[/B] [B]Mexico builds wall on it’s own southern border [/B][I]Guatemala City – Travelling without documents to the United States from Latin America can turn into an odyssey, in which migrants have to elude common criminals and drug traffickers along the way, not to mention the laws on migration. But now another obstacle is emerging: a wall between Guatemala and Mexico.[/I] According to the head of customs for Mexico’s tax administration, Raúl Díaz, in order to stop boats carrying contraband, the southern Mexican state of Chiapas is building a wall along the border river Suchiate, similar to the one the United States is building along its southern border with Mexico. [B]Global scale migration said to be a national security issue[/B] So Mexico is building it’s own wall and it’s own Senate agrees that migration is a threat to a nations security due to lack of security controls. The civil war between narco-cartels and the Mexican government forces rage just a few miles south of the US border and who the victor is is still unclear considering some reports that entire cities and towns have no police force or civil governments left in control. Police forces are resigning en masse. Mayors are being beheaded. The judiciary is hiding behind their benches, journalists are being killed. Are any of the pillars of the Federal Republic of Mexico left? [/QUOTE]

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