BORDER POLICY IS BUILT ON HUNDREDS OF YEARS OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM

[disgruntledgoatiam]

Funny, Mexico is at fault as well bc of this mess. Why doesnt she and the rest of the hippies go to Mexico and Protest. Man, I'd really like to see that happen. Another thing...I never laughed at them and have given them food and water. Just to let you know. I've been asked twice in my career by illegals, "why do the gringos (white people) treat us better than the morenos. They were refering to agents of course. So figure that out...

[YosupMofo]

There is no 'border immigration policy' as you state. That's the problem. For decades, everybody looked the other way as Mexicans moved into the US without following immigration laws extant over 200 years. Now they're feeling entitled to citizenship as a result of said non-enforcement. "They let Juan in, so why can't I get in too..." Fact is, America is a nation of LEGAL IMMIGRANTS. Just because you're Mexican doesn't give you the right to automatic citizenship whenever you want.

[juanmora19910209]

So incredibly sad, thinking that someone is separate or inferior to you is exactly why things like the holocaust happen. Don't lose touch with your humanity.

[hottgp]

Should Mexico give consideration to reforming it's immigration policy? If you have been paying any attention to these concerns here in the U.S. you might notice that there is no complaint against immigration. You will not here anyone complaining about immigrants, what you will hear is the many voices complaining about illegal immigration. It is a strong, logical arguement to suggest that 1,000 people entering a theater with only 500 seats might indeed create a problem. No foreseeable problems?