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| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- October 13, 2009 Latest NAFBPO update from south of the border They had been late in coming. In November 2008, after Barack Obama’s exulting victory, a topic by itself due to his profile as a man of color and the first one to reach the White House, it wasn’t just a few who showed their jubilation for the American demonstration of political civility in a nation whose history abounds in xenophobic and racist incidents... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- October 8, 2009 Latest NAFBPO update from south of the border Members of the Population, Borders and Migratory Affairs Committee of the Mexican Congress initiated a session by emphasizing that they will promote reforms concerning protection for the Mexican migrants [read: illegal aliens.... criminals] who head for the United States... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- September 25, 2009 Latest NAFBPO update from south of the border While visiting in the U.S. to attend the U.N. General Assembly, Guatemala’s President, Alvaro Colom, used his "Presidential Dispatch" radio program to focus on the problems resulting from immigration and deportation of Guatemalans from abroad. He acknowledged that the immigration reform proposed in the United States is one of the solutions... |
| Associated Press -- September 22, 2009 Annoying globalist Fox spouts off in U.S. again ...Asked why U.S. taxpayers should support spending on improvements in Mexico and Canada, [Vicente] Fox said taxpayers already are paying to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and for security forces. -- "It should be explained to U.S. taxpayers that what they are investing in that wall is not going to work," Fox said... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- September 18, 2009 Latest NAFBPO update (More meddling foreigners demanding amnesty) ...More than 100 Salvadoran leaders will meet in Washington with U.S. members of Congress, among them Peter King, Lincoln Diaz Balart and Mario Diaz Balart, to discuss immigration reform [read: amnesty]. Raul Flores, president of the "Salvadorans in the World" organization, stated that congressmen known for their resistance... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- September 17, 2009 Latest NAFBPO update -- Foreigners demand benefits for scofflaws The leaders of MIGUA, the Guatemalan Immigrant Movement in the United States, declare the following in reply to the speech by President Barack Obama about the urgency of reforming the healthcare system and in reply to the controversy which has arisen about this issue... |
| UFCW Press Release -- August 31, 2009 U.S. labor union joins forces with corrupt Mexican government The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW) is proud to partner with the Embassy of Mexico, the U.S. Department of Labor and allied organizations to promote the first "Semana de Derechos Laborales", or Labor Rights Week, UFCW International President Joe Hansen joined the Mexican Consul General of Chicago... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- August 31, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border The Mexican consuls assigned to the US report that they recognize the political will of the government of Barack Obama to carry out an immigration reform in that country. The Foreign Affairs Office (SRE) also advised of the positive attitudes of US federal authorities to cooperate with Mexico in protecting the labor rights of Mexican nationals... |
| Latin American Herald-Tribune -- Caracas, Venezuela -- August 30, 2009 More sniveling out of Mexican diplomat ..."We're seeing a growing criminalization of [illegal aliens.... criminals] and a hostile environment toward the immigrant, both the [illegal alien] and those who are in that country legally," foreign ministry official Daniel Hernandez told a press conference on Friday. --And get this blatant lie!: An estimated 12 million Mexicans live in the United States, about half of whom are undocumented. [Related item] |
| Associated Press -- August 29, 2009 Meddling Mexicans grousing again Mexico, DF -- A Mexican official says discrimination against Mexicans in the United States is growing and is most pronounced in areas where immigration is relatively new. -- Director of Consular Affairs and Protection Daniel Hernandez says that "where we are seeing the most complex, hard and deep-seated discrimination..." |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- August 27, 2009 Corrupt Mexican gov't teaching illegals what their "rights" are in U.S. From Aug. 31st. to Sept. 4th, the ten Mexican consulates in the United States will launch a campaign to educate Mexican workers illegally in the U.S. concerning their individual rights as workers. Among these are the right to join labor unions, to earn minimum hourly wages and to overtime pay. Further, that employers may not denounce them to U.S. immigration agencies... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- August 25, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border Fernando Gutierrez, a "Defender of the People" in Ecuador [not otherwise identified], recently visited in the U.S. His agenda was "the immigration reform and the problems, demands and proposals of the Ecuadoran community." In Washington, "he met with Ecuadoran and U.S. authorities to learn the status of the immigration reform..." |
| Associated Press -- August 23, 2009 Mexico frets about California plan to free inmates Mexican authorities have been sending more alleged criminals north to the U.S. for trial since President Felipe Calderon took office. Now a Mexican official is worried about a flow in the other direction.Mexican authorities have been sending more alleged criminals north to the U.S. for trial since President Felipe Calderon took office. Now a Mexican official is worried about a flow in the other direction... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- August 18, 2009 Meddling Hondurans spout off on illegal immigration in U.S. It seems that immigration (in the U.S.) is acceptable only when it deals with the theft of brains and talent from other countries. But that is not the case when the workers of the world propose that, in today’s globalized world, human resources ought to enjoy total mobility. Once again, the leaders of neocolonialism strive to place limits on our aspirations. |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- August 12, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border At a press conference closing the recent meeting of the heads of state of Mexico, the U.S. and Canada, Pres. Calderon told Pres. Obama not to forget the impact that Mexican [illegal aliens] have on the US society and economy and stated : "It is unthinkable that the United States could have become the world's leading power in the last century without the collaboration of Mexican workers." |
| Associated Press -- August 7, 2009 Translated by Google Mexican government laments departure of illegal alien-friendly Bratton The consul general of Mexico in Los Angeles thanked the police chief of the city, William Bratton, for his "willingness to cooperate and its ongoing dialogue with the government of Mexico. -- Bratton announced his surprise resignation on Wednesday after seven years at the head of the Police Department of Los Angeles.... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- August 5, 2009 Meddling foreign bishops pushing for U.S. illegal alien amnesty, other news ..."A religious source" reported that Central American bishops have agreed to unite behind a campaign to demand the government of the United States and president Obama to approve an integral immigration reform to benefit the millions of Central Americans in that country." |
| Irish Central -- New York -- August 3, 2009 Irish illegals demanding promise of amnesty from BHO The hopes of the Irish [illegal aliens] rose today amid reports from Washington that activists have stepped up their efforts for comprehensive immigration reform [aka amnesty]. -- They are calling on President Barack Obama to introduce legislation this year... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- July 30, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border After two days of continuous dialogue, [illegal alien cheerleading] organizations and the Government of Guatemala concluded that it is urgent to establish a regional bloc to persuade U.S. members of Congress regarding an integral immigration reform [aka amnesty]. After a dialogue held last weekend in Chicago... |
| Stein Report -- July 24, 2009 Guatemalan foreign minister visits U.S. and pushes for amnesty Ambassador Miguel Angel Ibarra of Guatemala is using his U.S. visit to push for amnesty. Guatemala, like many Central American nations, has become dependant on remittances sent back by illegal immigrants (or ones working under the perpetually temporary amnesty of TPS)... |
| Los Angeles Times -- July 23, 2009 Mexican invasion station in L.A. guides 'immigrants' to US freebies Typically, a foreign consulate in the United States doles out passports, helps travelers in crisis and serves as a liaison to the home country. But the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles has become an almost de facto public agency in recent years, forming partnerships with government officials and nonprofits... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- July 21, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border Chicago -- Amalia Garcia, governor of the (Mexican) state of Zacatecas, formally inaugurated three new clubs of Zacatecans in Illinois and urged the immigrants from that area to maintain their “alliance” with the government of Zacatecas so that, as bi-nationals, they will continue to strengthen links with their places of origin... |
| Los Angeles Times -- July 19, 2009 Petty Mexicans suspend diplomatic visa exemption for Canadians Mexico's foreign secretary has announced the suspension of a visa exemption for Canadian diplomats and officials working in the country. The decision comes in response to the announcement late Monday by the Canadian government that it was introducing a new visa for Mexican nationals wanting to travel to Canada... |
| Notimex -- Jul 11, 2009x Translated by Google Meddling Mexicans react to U.S. actions on illegal aliens Advocates for [illegal aliens...criminals] criticized the electronic verification program that will apply to companies with federal contracts, announced by the U.S. government to combat illegal immigration. -- [Mexicans were elated over] the decision of the administration of President Barack Obama to abandon a program that sought to ascertain... |
| KPBS -- San Diego -- June 27, 2009 Meddling Mexican pleased with Obama's amnesty chicanery The Director of Mexico's Federal Migration Institute says she's pleased President Barack Obama favors good policy over short term politics on the issue of immigration reform. As KPBS Reporter Amy Isackson explains, Cecilia Romero made the comments during a talk at the Institute of the Americas in La Jolla... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- June 22, 2009 Foreigners to push to "regularize" status of parents of anchor babies The "secretary (read: chairman) of the Population, Borders and Migratory Affairs of the Chamber of Deputies" (House of Reps.), Jose Edmundo Ramirez Martinez, reported that 85 thousand Hispanic children were left abandoned in the United States in the last twelve months because... |
| Allan Wall -- VDare.com -- June 18, 2009 Oh No! – Not another "Mexico-U.S. Inter-Parliamentary Meeting"? On Jun 5th-7th, Seattle was the venue for the annual "Mexico- U.S. Interparliamentary Group Meeting." -- It's an annual meeting, of selected members of the U.S. Congress and the Mexican Congress, alternating between the U.S. and Mexico, supposedly to discuss issues of bilateral interest... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- June 17, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border Javier Lozano, Mexico’s “Labor and Social Welfare” Secretary, said that all progress with the US government on the issue of migrants’ rights is “welcome, necessary and just.” In an exclusive interview with Notimex Lozano quoted the statements of Hilda Solís... that president Barack Obama is about to promote a migratory reform... [See Tantrum Watch] |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- June 6, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border ...Leaders of [illegal aliens] in the United States keep asking themselves what working plans, what periods of time and requirements will the Guatemalan government, by means of its Chancery, ask for so that the migratory reform will [be] favorable [for] them... |
| Arizona Republic -- Phoenix -- June 5, 2009 Arizona cops may stop accepting Mickey Mouse Mexican IDs A recent legal review revealed a Mexican identification card issued to more than 231,000 people in the Valley fails to meet Arizona traffic law, leaving some [illegal alien.... criminal] motorists subject to arrest during routine stops. -- While the Mexican government billed the matricula consular card as a secure document for U.S. transplants, police agencies said the card is invalid... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- June 3, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border 23 Mexican congressmen will take part in the next Mexico-U.S. "Interparliamentary Reunion" in Seattle, WA, from June 5th to 7th; the chairman of the Chamber of Deputies committee on "Population, Borders and Migratory Issues" said there is confidence they will progress from rhetoric to concrete accords. The article's headline reads: "Mexican legislators will promote migratory reform in the U.S." |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- May 30, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border The Guatemalan Immigrants’ Movement (“Migua”) expressed its dissatisfaction about the way in which the Guatemalan Congress and Chancery have promoted an immigration reform in the US. --- Carlos Gomez... complained that the trips various officials have made to the U.S. have not reached the objectives of true immigration reform [aka amnesty]. |
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| GlobalAtlanta.com -- May 13, 2009 Video: Vicente Fox pushing outrageous NAU, globalism, NAFTA expansion Former Mexican President Vicente Fox sees the European Union as an “inspiration” for much closer economic ties between the United States, Canada and Mexico. -- “What they have is a super-national organization without losing sovereignty, culture or anything,” Mr. Fox told GlobalAtlanta... [See NWO Treason Watch] |
| Marietta (Georgia) Daily Journal -- May 13, 2009 Meddling Mexican calls for North American Union Former Mexican President Vicente Fox pushed Tuesday for forming a union between Canada, Mexico and the United States. Fox was the keynote speaker at Kennesaw State University's inaugural summit on the Commission of North American Prosperity, or North America 2050. . |
| Associated Press -- May 12, 2009 Vicente Fox continues his U.S. meddling tour Kennesaw, Ga. -- Former Mexican President Vicente Fox said Tuesday he is encouraged that the Obama administration accepts some U.S. responsibility for drug violence ravaging Mexico, but he is not yet persuaded it will lead to concrete U.S. actions... |
| FinalCall.com -- Chicago -- May 12, 2009 Reconquistas, Mexicans demand amnesty action from Obama ...Mr. Obama said he would push for immigration reform this year to legalize the estimated 12 [illegal aliens] workers in the United States, seven million of whom are Mexicans -- a longstanding Mexican demand. -- He also said that for now, because of the economic crisis, he did not believe it was prudent to review NAFTA -- one of his campaign pledges. |
| Irish Times -- Dublin, Ireland -- May 8, 2009 Morrison says US immigration reform [amnesty] likely under Obama Former Congressman [from Conn.] Bruce Morrison has spoken of a very real possibility for immigration reform in the US thanks to the Obama administration. -- "When we organise, we change the nature of the debate," Mr Morrison told about 275 people at an Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform (ILIR) meeting, held in Woodlawn, the Bronx... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- May 7, 2009 Illegal aliens networking to thwart ICE Guatemalans who live in [the US] formed a defense cordon by means of which they've been able to free more than 60 [illegal aliens]. The increase in round-ups and deportations during 2008 motivated various migrant organizations to form the Community Defense Network, whose purpose is to avoid "by any means" the detentions by ICE... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- May 2, 2009 Annoying Salvadorans still demanding amnesty in midst of major recession ...Though the complicated issue of the economy will of course continue to be the U.S.'s main area of concentration – as it will be practically everywhere, and our national case is an example of that – issues such as immigration cannot wait, because it is directly linked with the economy... |
| Charlottesville (Va.) Daily Progress -- April 29, 2009 Meddlesome windbag Vicente Fox whines about 'xenophobia' in U.S. ...[Vicente] Fox was highly critical of the fence under construction along the border between the United States and Mexico that aims to restrict illegal immigration. The fence, he said, will not work and will be a barrier to trade. [Only a complete moron would make such a statement] |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- April 25, 2009 Mexican menace insists on 'global migratory reform' At a work session of the Office of Mexicans Abroad, Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Relations, Patricia Espinosa Cantellano, said that there is a new relationship between Mexico and the United States and that on that basis the government of Mexico will insist in reaching accords for a global migratory reform... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- April 17, 2009 Guatemalans, other obnoxious foreigners demand halt to US deportations Harold Rodas, Guatemala's Chancellor (Sec. of State), said that Obama and the Central American presidents will meet Sunday the 19th in the morning at the Summit of the Americas taking place in Trinidad and Tobago. He said : "The prime issue will be migration; we will ask for the deportations and round-ups to be halted, because we consider that they are an attack against human rights." |
Face the Nation -- CBS News -- April 16, 2009  Mexican windbag whines about U.S. gun laws Bob Schieffer of "Face the Nation" spoke with Mexican Ambassador Arturo Sarukhan about the violent drug war playing out near the border and where the weapons are coming from. [Maybe these nitwits should secure their own borders] |
| Transport Topics Online -- April 13, 2009 Mexicans to press Obama on junker truck issue Mexico's president will urge President Obama at their meeting in Mexico this week to allow Mexican trucks to deliver goods inside the United States, Bloomberg reported Monday. -- Obama travels to Mexico Thursday to meet with Mexican President Felipe Calderon, and Calderon plans will ask Obama to allow Mexican trucks to operate across the border... |
| Fox News -- April 12, 2009 Annoying Mexican Sarukhan insists most guns come from U. S. Auturo Sarukhan, the Mexican ambassador to the United States, repeated and defended his claim that 90 percent of the weapons intercepted in Mexico come from the U.S. -- During an appearance on CBS' "Face the Nation" Sunday, Sarukhan said on the Arizona and Texas borders with Mexico alone, roughly 7,000 licenses for federal firearms had been granted... |
| Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- April 11, 2009 Meddlesome Vicente Fox spews more blatant lies on U.S. soil April 10, 2009 // Former President of Mexico, Vicente Fox, is at it again. At a speech slated to be about about democracy in Mexico, Fox once again had a few choice words about the American media including taking a shot at CNNs Lou Dobbs.... [More Fox hooey here... includes pro-NAU balderdash] |
| USA Today -- April 1, 2009 Meddling Mexicans continue to carp about YOUR Constitutional rights ...Mexican President Felipe Calderón says little will change as long as the United States continues to make gun purchases so easy. His government is pressuring the Obama administration to tighten rules on sales, rather than just the cross-border transport of weapons... |
| San Antonio Express News -- March 29, 2009 The meddlesome nuisance who won't go away... Vicente Fox pushes for a NAU Former Mexican President Vicente Fox was in San Antonio Friday, delivering a wide-ranging address about U.S.-Mexico relations that touched on trade, the drug war, comprehensive immigration reform and the United States' “mammoth” financial crisis that has spread worldwide.... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- March 28, 2009 Mexico, Central American countries pushing for an amnesty again ...A meeting by some Central American countries' heads of state has been taking place in Managua, Nicaragua. There, the president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, stated that "to emigrate is a human right and not a crime and we're going to ask him (Biden) that the issue of migrants be removed from the security agenda and that it be moved to the development agenda." |
| Galway (Ireland) Advertiser -- March 12, 2009 Grealish appeals to Obama to assist Irish illegal aliens Galway West TD Noel Grealish has written to President Barack Obama, appealing to him to "regularise the position" of the 50,000 Irish [illegal aliens] in the US. -- Dep Grealish said yesterday, that as part of his ongoing representations on behalf of the [illegals], he has written to President Obama directly... |
| Michael Webster -- American Chronicle -- March 10, 2009 Mexico's Catholic Church and Calderon charge U.S. with corruption The Catholic Church in Mexico today chimed in and sided with Mexico´s President Felipe Calderon on the controversial subject of U.S. government corruption and demanded that the U.S. government have a "change of attitude" that involves a "serious anti-corruption program to eliminate the protection that.... |
| The Examiner -- March 9, 2009 Lawmaker criticizes Mexican book donation, grousing ensues A routine donation of books to the state by the Mexican government has a Colorado Springs legislator worried that students will be exposed to "foreign propaganda." -- Republican Rep. Kent Lambert said in an interview Friday that he believes the books, which were donated this morning in a recent tradition... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- March 7, 2009 Today's NAFBPO update from south of the border President Calderón was interviewed by the France Presse news agency and said that drug traffic is also due to corruption in the United States and added: "I want to know how many American officials have been charged in court for that reason." He added that... |
| El Universal -- Mexico City -- March 5, 2009 Translated by Google Calderon blames U. S. 'corruption' for his country's woes President Felipe Calderón said that the drug trade also reflects a phenomenon of corruption in the United States and asked the government for greater control of Barack Obama in the sale of arms to supply the Mexican cartels. [Isn't stopping smuggling into Mexico Calderon's problem?] |
