Re: Mex spits in USA's face, does 2ND PRINTING of invasion guide

hank

From:	hank
Subject:	Re: Mex spits in USA's face, does 2ND PRINTING of invasion guide
Date:	23 Jan 2005 15:01:46 -0800

InfoGuy123 wrote:
> January 22, 2005
>
> Found linked from www.americanpatrol.com :
>
> Mexican government to reprint Migrant Guide
>
> By Natalia G=F3mez, El Universal
>
> The Secretariat of Foreign Relations (SRE) will reprint the
"Mexican Migrant
> Guide," in spite of prompting from the U.S. government and claims
by U.S.
> legislators and NGOs who classify it as a document that could promote
illegal
> immigration.
>
> While a date for the reprinting of a still undetermined number of the
booklets
> has yet to be set, the guidebook can be found on the Internet page of
the
> Foreign Ministry where it is listed as a recommended link to visit.
>
> The first edition of the Mexican Migrant Guide was handed out free,
plus it was
> included as an insert in two popular Mexican publications.
>
> According to the Mexican Foreign Ministry, throughout its 32 pages
the guide
> points out that undocumented crossings of the border are dangerous
and against
> U.S. law; it offers recommendations in order to diminish the risk of
death for
> those who seek to cross the border; and it describes the rights of
the
> undocumented once they are detained in the U.S.
>
> However U.S. legislators and rightwing activists, who accuse the
Mexican
> government of promoting the departure of people to the U.S. with the
guidebook,
> have rejected this effort.
>
> Some legislators, like Arizona Republican representative J.D.
Hayworth,
> expressed anger, as if the Mexican government had published a guide
on how to
> enter the U.S. illegally. They even asked for the printing and
distribution to
> be stopped.
>
> But the Mexican government decided that it would reprint the guide
without
> modification, as it is convinced that it does not promote or induce
> undocumented immigration.
>
> Moreover, sources in the Foreign Ministry note that the Mexican
government has
> a legal responsibility to do everything within its power to avoid the
loss of
> human lives on the border, which is what the migrant guide does.
>
> Tom Tancredo, a Republican congressman for Colorado, said: "What
would the
> Mexican government do if we would encourage our citizens to violate
Mexican
> law?"
>
> Lou Dobbs, an activist who for more than a year has advanced a
campaign against
> undocumented immigrants on his CNN television program, also said that
"the
> guide is full of tips on how to cross the border illegally."
> "If ye love wealth better than liberty ... servitude better than ...
freedom,
> go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsel or your arms ...
May your
> chains set lightly upon you. May posterity forget that ye were our
countrymen."
> - Samuel Adams

Bush will lick that taco-flavored spittle from his face and beg for
more.

Hank

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