Mexico defines hypocrisy

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Well, well. Down yonder wants, no demands, equal
rights and opportunities for it's expatriates invading
the U.S, yet when it comes to NON-NATIVES holding
possible key positions down in Mexico...FORGET IT !
http://www.yahoo.com/s/312465

Even as Mexico presses the United States to grant unrestricted citizenship to millions of undocumented Mexican migrants, its officials at times calling U.S. policies "xenophobic," Mexico places daunting limitations on anyone born outside its territory.

Foreign-born Mexicans can't hold seats in either house of the congress. They're also banned from state legislatures, the Supreme Court and all governorships. Many states ban foreign-born Mexicans from spots on town councils. And Mexico's Constitution reserves almost all federal posts, and any position in the military and merchant marine, for "native-born Mexicans."

Recently the Mexican government has gone even further. Since at least 2003, it has encouraged cities to ban non-natives from such local jobs as firefighters, police and judges.
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If this regime, and that's all Mexico is it appears, WOULD
allow "outsiders" to participate in their "country's" key roles,
there's every chance it could do something about it's
deep economic woes, maybe enticing it's people to
stay put and stop invading the U.S. :mad:
 
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There are so many problems generating from mexico. All I can say is that country needs some corporal punishment. Its North America's pimple.
 
Bush has been snookered by Fox and the Mexicans. It's about time we all write him, and let him know we are tired of this stuff. It might not help, but it can't hurt. He is wrecking the Republican party, and making it likely the gun banners will take control in 2006. I voted for GWB twice. He's a MAJOR disappointment!! I actually believed he was a conservative. His actions have proved he isn't. Immigration, forming the Homeland Security Dept., medicare bill entitlement expansion, unionizing air security, signing campaign finance law, education bill, run away spending, etc., etc., prove he isn't. Might be nice if he VETOED a spending bill ONCE in a while!!!!! Bush was snookered by Fox, and I was snookered by Bush!
 
MountainPeak:

Re writing Bush, how are you gouing to gfet him to reade what you write, assuming that whatevcer it was trhat you write managfed to get through the bureaucratic filter with which our elected things surround themselves.

Other than this, and regarding Mexican law, and the restrictions it places on the foreign born, it is their country. Of course, that could cut exactly the same way here, respecting the so-called "rights" of Mexican nationals or immigrants from that country now here.


I suppose that such a concept is beyond the grasp of American officals though, sad to note.
 
You do realize that to be a Congressman, judge, Policeman, or Governor in this country you need to be a US Citizen. So whats wrong with Mexico requiring the same thing. If you want to go to Mexico and pick fruit, clean houses, clean stores, work as a busboy, work as a cook, or mow lawns you can do that as an United States citizen.
 
Tecumseh,

I just scanned the article but from what I gathered if you weren't BORN in Mexico then the positions are not open to you. End of story it doesn't matter if you are a Mexican citizen draped in the flag its a no go.
 
Tecumseh

Evidently in Mexico, non-natives are banned from those and thousands of other jobs, even if they are legal, naturalized citizens.
 
Bush hasn't been snookered !

Nor is it lack of will.
It's part of the plan for the Bush Presidential Dynasty !
Don't believe it ??
Look up George P. Bush and see why our President will NEVER do what needs to be done regarding Mexico and illegal immigration !
As they say, 'blood is thicker than water' !!!
 
During his uncle's two presidential campaigns, George P. Bush, son of Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Mexican-born mom Columba, crisscrossed the nation to rally the faithful, often in Spanish. Now a lawyer in Dallas, P., as his family calls him, sits on the Republican National Committee's Hispanic advisory panel and is active in urban-renewal efforts in Texas. But Bush, 29, says any run for public office is at least a decade away. "I would only like to pursue [public office] for the right reasons, not necessarily to fill some generational gap," he says. http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1093655,00.html
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