June 4, 201610 yr Let’s adopt Mexico’s ‘fair’ and ‘respectful’ immigration policy | The Daily Caller Mexico’s Immigration Hypocrisy - Commentary Magazine Mexico’s Immigration Hypocrisy - Commentary Magazine And my favorite, HRC pointing out the hypocrisy in Mexico's Immigration Policy Hillary Suggested Mexico Was Hypocritical on Illegal Immigration: 'You Should Take the Log from Your Own Eye...' Hillary Suggested Mexico Was Hypocritical on Illegal Immigration: 'You Should Take the Log from Your Own Eye...' What is the penalty for being an illegal immigrant in Mexico? Under the Mexican law, illegal immigration is a felony, punishable by up to two years in prison. Immigrants who are deported and attempt to re-enter can be imprisoned for 10 years. Visa violators can be sentenced to six-year terms. Mexicans who help illegal immigrants are considered criminals. Thanks to FTN for triggering my memory on this subject!
June 4, 201610 yr Author DailyCaller Home 2016 Politics US World Entertainment Sports Business Education Opinion Outdoors Energy Blogs The Mirror Matt Lewis DC Trawler Send a Tip Opinion Let’s adopt Mexico’s ‘fair’ and ‘respectful’ immigration policy Photo of Robert Laurie Robert Laurie Freelance Writer 12:00 AM 05/21/2010 811 1 811 1 Share Wednesday, President Barack Obama and Mexican President Felipe Calderon stood side by side on the White House lawn, smiled, and attacked an American state. It was a display grotesque and bizarre, laden with the stink of lies and ripe with hypocrisy. For a half hour or so, the two men hammed it up for the assembled international press, reveling in themselves as they mischaracterized a law that, most likely, neither of them managed to read. Calderon later addressed Congress. Again, he targeted the U.S., focusing on Arizona’s immigration law and its nonexistent human rights abuses. As he did so, he received a standing ovation from those who populate the left side of the aisle. Mr. Calderon then went on to reveal himself as a complete imbecile, though his opinion of Arizona’s law had little to do with it. At the White House presser, he said “we will retain our firm rejection to criminalize migration so that people that work and provide things to this nation will be treated as criminals. And we oppose firmly the S.B. 1070 Arizona law given in fair principles that are partial and discriminatory. “ In his address to congress, which sounded like it had been lifted verbatim from the Obama playbook, he elaborated. “I strongly disagree with the recently adopted law in Arizona. It is a law that not only ignores a reality that cannot be erased by decree, but also introduces a terrible idea, using racial profiling as the basis for law enforcement.” FROM AROUND THE WEB The Cameraman Just Kept Recording OMGWhut Why Donald Trump Avoids Talking About His Daughter Tiffany LifeDaily 40 Stars Who Vanished Without a Trace From Hollywood New Ravel Sponsored Links by Obviously, his statements ignore the fact that the people targeted by the law are here illegally and are, for that very reason, criminals. It likewise ignores that the Arizona law specifically forbids profiling, and only allows police to question detainees about their immigration status after they’ve been picked up for another offense. However, it seems clear that Calderon is not one to let facts get in the way of his opinions. Nor is he all that concerned with hypocrisy, as Mexico’s immigration policy is positively draconian when compared with the Arizona law. Calderon happily pointed this out during a Wednesday afternoon CNN interview with Wolf Blitzer. BLITZER: So if people want to come from Guatemala or Honduras or El Salvador or Nicaragua, they want to just come into Mexico, they can just walk in? CALDERON: No. They need to fulfill a form. They need to establish their right name. We analyze if they have not a criminal precedent. And they coming into Mexico. Actually… BLITZER: Do Mexican police go around asking for papers of people they suspect are illegal immigrants? CALDERON: Of course. Of course, in the border, we are asking the people, who are you? And if they explain… BLITZER: At the border, I understand, when they come in. CALDERON: Yes. BLITZER: But once they’re in… CALDERON: But not — but not in — if — once they are inside the — inside the country, what the Mexican police do is, of course, enforce the law. But by any means, immigration is a crime anymore in Mexico. BLITZER: Immigration is not a crime, you’re saying? CALDERON: It’s not a crime. BLITZER: So in other words, if somebody sneaks in from Nicaragua or some other country in Central America, through the southern border of Mexico, they wind up in Mexico, they can go get a job… CALDERON: No, no. BLITZER: They can work. CALDERON: If — if somebody do that without permission, we send back — we send back them. Read more: Let’s adopt Mexico’s ‘fair’ and ‘respectful’ immigration policy | The Daily Caller
June 5, 201610 yr Thanks PP, I missed this one, but im guessing CNN wants to hide this tape. Illegal Mexicans in America are driving the Mexico economy, there's a new fact.
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