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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 890558" data-attributes="member: 12952"><p><strong>MEXICO CITY – </strong>President Felipe Calderon on Monday accused U.S. authorities of deporting Mexican criminals to save on judicial costs, a policy that ostensibly “exacerbates” violence in this country. Within the framework of the inauguration of National Immigration Week 2011 in this capital, Calderon said that, for example, U.S. authorities “are deporting up to 80,000 people in a year” into the border cities of Reynosa and Ciudad Juarez.</p><p> Some of these deported people “are migrants, certainly, probably all of them,” although some were “already involved in criminal acts” in the United States.</p><p> “In the face of the dilemma of pursuing the legal process in the American courts, which implies costs for the administration of justice in that country, they simply prefer to deport them to border cities, by which the cycle of violence is exacerbated even more,” he said.</p><p></p><p>So an electric fence would solve this problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 890558, member: 12952"] [B]MEXICO CITY – [/B]President Felipe Calderon on Monday accused U.S. authorities of deporting Mexican criminals to save on judicial costs, a policy that ostensibly “exacerbates” violence in this country. Within the framework of the inauguration of National Immigration Week 2011 in this capital, Calderon said that, for example, U.S. authorities “are deporting up to 80,000 people in a year” into the border cities of Reynosa and Ciudad Juarez. Some of these deported people “are migrants, certainly, probably all of them,” although some were “already involved in criminal acts” in the United States. “In the face of the dilemma of pursuing the legal process in the American courts, which implies costs for the administration of justice in that country, they simply prefer to deport them to border cities, by which the cycle of violence is exacerbated even more,” he said. So an electric fence would solve this problem. [/QUOTE]
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