Angry New Yorker

Friday, October 14, 2005
 
We're working on several detailed posts concerning the upcomng election resolutions -- in short, vote no on the transportation bond issue, and we're digesting the other resolution.

In the meantime, what's next from Mexico? It gets more nuts all the time down there. Frankly what about the "human rights" of the U.S. citizens forced to pay for the 11 million illegal aliens now believed to be in the U.S.? To whit:

Mexicans fear US border control will lead to human rights violations
at 2:32 PM ET

[JURIST] The Mexican
government
[official website] is concerned that Texas Gov. Rick Perry's
"Operation Linebacker," a pledge of $9.7 million to beef up security along the US-Mexico border, will lead to human rights violations. In a statement released
late Wednesday, Mexican officials said that their government remains committed
to combating crime on both sides of the border, but fears that militarizing the
border will lead to violations of humanitarian law [ICRC backgrounder]. Perry's "Operation Linebacker" [overview; press release] will provide the Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition with $3 million to hire additional deputies, $3 million for overtime pay and $3.7 million for other initiatives. Mexico also called for the US to establish new mechanisms that would allow legal migration that respects human rights."



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