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Politics : I Will Continue to Continue, to Pretend....
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To: Sully- who wrote (18902)3/30/2006 3:39:49 PM
From: Sully-   of 35834
 
Viva La Truth

Mark Levin
And Another Thing . . .

Now look who has gone nativist. This from a December 2005 AP story:

<<< Mexico's federal Human Rights Commission acknowledged on Wednesday that the country uses some of the same methods in dealing with illegal migrants that it has criticized the United States for employing.... ... "As a matter of fact, (Mexico's) population law does include prison terms for illegally entering the country ... and this is something that has been the subject of constant complaints," said Mauricio Farah, a national inspector for the rights commission. Jose Luis Soberanes, president of the rights commission, said that Mexico also uses many government agencies, such as the police and the military, to detain undocumented migrants, even though Mexican law technically doesn't allow that. "One of the saddest national failings on immigration issues," Soberanes told a news conference, "is the contradiction in demanding that the North (the United States) respect migrants' rights, which we are not capable of guaranteeing in the South," along Mexico's border with Guatemala. ... ... The commission also acknowledged that Mexico mistreats many migrants — mostly Central Americans who cross Mexico in a bid to reach the United States — and called for improvement on that front. The human rights commission also presented a report on Wednesday that found overcrowding and bad conditions at about three-quarters of Mexico's 51 immigration detention centers and 68 other holding facilities. >>>

Full story here.
sfgate.com

levin.nationalreview.com
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