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Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 27
Wian:
Mexican politicians and activists are growing more vocal in their
criticism of U.S. efforts to enforce immigration laws. Earlier
this month, Arellano addressed representatives of Mexican citizens
in the United States meeting in Mexico City. They denounced deportations
and the growing number of state and local laws seeking to crack
down on illegal immigration. The participants proposed reserving
a dozen seats in the Mexican parliament for migrants living abroad.
Some even demanded a trade embargo against the United States
until deportation ceased.
George Grayson -- College of William & Mary: The political
class speaks with one voice and that is that Mexicans have a
God given right to come to the United States, that they're doing
Americans and specifically the American economy a favor. And
that they're being maltreated right and left by the border patrol.
Wian: His (Calderon) government this month called the
construction of more border-fencing medieval and Calderon himself
accused U.S. presidential candidates of holding Mexicans in the
United States as symbolic hostages.
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