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Title: Mexican support for U.S. immigrant protests
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MSNBC
URL Source: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/12530254/
Published: Apr 28, 2006
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Post Date: 2006-04-28 18:14:32 by Tauzero
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MEXICO CITY - Mexican lawmakers issued a declaration of support for immigrant protests planned in the United States on Monday and said they will send a delegation to Los Angeles to show their solidarity. The declaration, issued late Thursday by all the political parties in the lower house of Congress, contrasts with the position of Mexico’s Foreign Department, which has said it will discipline any consular officials who take part in the protests. The delegation of lawmakers will meet with Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, it said in a news release from Congress. Looking for recognition of migrant workers Activists are urging immigrants across the United States to skip work, avoid spending money and march in the streets to demonstrate their importance to the U.S. economy. The protest, dubbed “A Day Without Immigrants,” comes as the U.S. Congress debates immigration bills proposing everything from toughened border security to the legalization of all 11 million undocumented migrants in America. Call for U.S. boycott in Mexico Mexicans living in the United States sent back home about $20 billion in remittances last year. President Vicente Fox has lobbied relentlessly for an immigration reform in the United States. However, his administration has held back from getting involved the immigrant protests, saying it does not want to violate U.S. sovereignty.
Mexican support for U.S. immigrant protests
Delegation of lawmakers to go to Los Angeles to demonstrate solidarity
“The only thing we are looking for is to end this dehumanizing situation and get the recognition of the migrant labor force,” Federal Deputy Maria Garcia said. “People who go looking for work should not be treated like criminals with the risk of being tried in federal courts.”
Activists south of border have called for a boycott of all U.S. businesses on Monday in support of the protests.
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#1. To: Tauzero (#0)
This is a means to an end. The end being the sovereignty of the United States. It's about creating an economic bloc. It's about making Canada, and Mexico one nation. It's also about spreading the deficit of the United States to Mexico, and Canada. If there are more people paying in, then we could REALLY generate a lot more revenue for the IMF, World Bank, UN, and every other NGO that is fleecing the American People. It's about destroying the culture that was America and replacing it with a retarded, backward society that is easily cowed and manipulated. These illegals are too fucking stupid to realize that they're being used. They don't care so long as they get paid. And PAID is what they're getting. You don't see people creating a National Day of NOT BUYING GASOLINE DO YOU??? Do that, and THEN you'll see some shit happen, but this... This is all a staged event to make people think that these illegals just want to work. No, it's about taking this country away from the citizens and tax payers of this nation.
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