Mexican Meddling
The Ukrainian/Russian crisis continues, and it illustrates the power of ethnic politics. Ukraine and Russia are both attempting to protect their interests. And the Ukrainian citizens of Russian ethnicity are critical players in this drama. Could anything like this happen here in the U.S.A., or is the United States too exceptional for the rules to apply to us? For […]
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Mexico-watcher George W. Grayson, professor at the College of William and Mary in Virginia, has authored a “backgrounder” article recently published by the Center for immigration Studies. It’s entitled “Remittances Abet Mexican Officials´ Irresponsible Behavior”. Dr. Grayson’s article points out the vested interests of Mexican governors and other officials in having Mexicans north of the border […]
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The National Labor Relations Board has teamed up with the Mexican Foreign Ministry to promote and protect the “labor rights” of Mexican ilegal aliens in the United States. And apparently, our GOP senators have no objection. To read the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published September 17th, 2013, on VDARE.COM.
President Barack Obama took his pro-amnesty road show down south of the border, and guess what? They liked it there. Well, not entirely. Some Mexicans are angry about the illegal aliens Obama has deported, and some are impatient that he hasn’t gotten amnesty enacted already. You can’t please everybody. But, we know where his heart […]
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The debate over amnesty is heating up in the United States and you can be sure that it’s being closely followed in Mexico. It’s a hot topic south of the border. Millions of Mexicans have relatives in the United States, and their media harps upon it constantly. Mexico’s SRE, the Mexican Foreign Ministry (Spanish initials for Secretaría de […]
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Enrique Pena Nieto was elected in July of 2012 and took office as President of Mexico on December 1st, 2012. The Mexican presidency is a six-year term with no reelection, so Pena Nieto’s term lasts until 2018. Under the past three Mexican presidents—Ernesto Zedillo, Vicente Fox and Felipe Calderon—the Mexican government has actively meddled in […]
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Mexico is in the midst of a presidential election. Balloting is scheduled for July 1st. As I am currently visiting Mexico, you could say I’m right in the middle of it, but of course, as an American citizen I don’t vote, campaign or meddle in the election, though I do find it very interesting and […]
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