Mexico protests Texas National Guard deployment

[Dondilion]

Mexico which has aided the dumping of thousands of foreigners on the
southern border, is now protesting the deployment of Texas National
Guards on said border.

http://news.yahoo.com/mexico-protest...rder-014695377

[4-2-7]

The troop deployment "does not contribute in any way to solving the immigration problem," and is inconsistent with US-Mexico talks aimed at "building a modern, prosperous and safe border," the statement read.

That's funny I haven't heard of any US-Meexico talks for a "Modern Border"
Looks like another Fast And Furriest that this administration is doing.

[nailer]

That border has often been volatile since it inception, just ask the original Texas Rangers. In a previous life I road with Gus and Call.

[Pio1980]

A lack of reciprocity seems evident which is odd since we have the border and the other obvious problems in common.

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[finnbow]

Originally Posted by nailer

That border has often been volatile since it inception, just ask the original Texas Rangers. In a previous life I road with Gus and Call.

Meanwhile, I was upstairs at the saloon with Lorena.

[nailer]

You and anyone else with two dimes to rub together.

I knew those boys in my Ranger days. You must've been down on your luck being in Lonesome Dove. Hope you were just passing through to better times.

[4-2-7]

I kind of felt the the money had to be comming from the US to transport this many kids. I think someone just opened their mouth a bit to much and is letting the cat out of the bag.

[Dondilion]

What is obvious is that the transfer of foreigners through Mexico to the
southern border is an industry. I guess such industry has a lobby inside Mexico.

[mpholland]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

What is obvious is that the transfer of foreigners through Mexico to the
southern border is an industry. I guess such industry as a lobby inside Mexico.

Probably, but in Mexico I think you lobby the Cartel, not the government.

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by mpholland

Probably, but in Mexico I think you lobby the Cartel, not the government.

Sometimes they are the same: Cartels often finance and nurture their
political persons through the system.