Are the leaders of the illegal movement perpetuating the corruption found in Mexico, here in the U.S.?

Question

Are the Hispanic, Mexican-Americans who are already in this country continuing with the corrupt mentality that has crippled Mexico?




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Answer 1

OK.

Listen.

Even as we speak, I have read the reaction from the Hispanic community in Southern California. Just as our Congress is debating how to deal with this, the ELECTED LEADERS down there are plotting how to defy AND BREAK OUR LAWS AGAIN and have stated that they would do anything from non-conformity to armed revolution if they don't get what they want above the wishes of the citizens of the entire United States.

They don't consider Southern California part of the United States, and I would imagine if they are doing it - so are other states with a large Hispanic population. They build there power from the confidence of Mexico and the sucess of forcing two million people to move out of the state.

Time and again I am told there is no discernable difference between Southern California and Mexico.

Even Clinton told a group of Hispanics at one of their functions he thought he'd be the last President to speak English.

You do the math.

Answer 2

Absolutely, that is why the problem must be handled now before our nation is turned into another Mexico, or Iraq. I as an American enjoy my freedoms, and myself, and my ancestors fought to create those freedoms.
I have no intention of just handing them over to someone because they say they want it. Close your wallets, and for goodness sakes people don't let them tug on your compassion. That is how they got the first two amnesty bills. Then they invited millions more to come, telling them that for a time they will be criminals, but then they will be given amnesty. In the mean time those millions need id to work and find housing in America, so they steal Americans, even after an illegal bill was put on the book to give these illegal id numbers so that they could claim retirement benefits, and medical care. This law is in direct conflict with our Declaration of Independence, and is considered to be an act of war by a foriegn nation. The Constitution has been amended so many times by illegal votes, most people feel it is worthless, but the Declaration of Independence gives the American people the right to over throw their own government if it betrays them, or declares war on the people through acts like the Patriot Act, and illegal voters.

Answer 3

California politicians heavily investigated by the federal government, forced to resigned, or removed from their jobs in the last 5 years:

John Doolittle, Auburn Congressman (white). Randy Duke Cunningham, San Diego Congressman (white). Dick Murphy, Mayor of San Diego (white). Jerry Lewis, Redlands Congressman (white). Gray Davis, Governor (white). Kevin Shelley, Secretary of State (white). Willie Brown, Mayor of San Francisco (black). Don Perata, Oakland State Senator (hispanic). Richard Pombo, Tracy Congressman (white/hispanic origin).

And now, Ron Gonzalez, Mayor of San Jose (hispanic).

Seems like whites still easily outnumber hispanics in the Hall of Shame though. Corruption as an exclusively Mexican driven problem tied to illegal immigration? Sounds like more scapegoating to me.

Answer 4

So because he was Hispanic and not shiny, glowing white he must have been inbred with corruption and evil. Because his name wasn't Joe Bob Smith THIS is the sole reason he chose to fatten his wallet.

I rarely get REALLY upset with questions on here. Most are ridiculous and most are repetitive. I rarely care who calls who a racist, who says "your an idiot", etc.

But when someone says AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY of hard working individuals are "corrupt" simply because their last name is not Smith.......well that is when I realize and hope many more realize this is not just about "the illegals". It is something MUCH more perverse than that.

I have to give you props though.......your well shrouded hatred is encased in questions that most people here don't get and thus you will get alot of HELL YAH's.

Sick and twisted!

Reality Rocks!

Answer 5

There's a whole lot worse corruption other places, like the fed gov't, all 3 branches, or the past 2 presidential elections being rigged to not give the democratic results. you have strong prejudices that are easily manipulated by the cons.

Answer 6

In the spirit of a new people that is conscious not only of its proud historical heritage but also of the brutal "gringo" invasion of our territories, we, the Chicano inhabitants and civilizers of the northern land of Aztlan from whence came our forefathers, reclaiming the land of their birth and consecrating the determination of our people of the sun, declare that the call of our blood is our power, our responsibility, and our inevitable destiny.

Answer 7

Mexico is our 2d best source of imported oil, Canada is #a million. for sure, no they don't have a topic with unlawful individuals, with the aid of fact they already have a great buttload of oil.

Answer 8

YES, look around, name me one country in the world with mexican, spanish, portuguese, Italian leaders that is not a third class, third rate country!

Answer 9

Enlightenment - keep talking.

If my grandfather sold your grandfather a house he left to you, that wouldn't make me have a claim to your house.

Aztlan, is it?

You just this second may have changed my mind about amnesty.

I'll sleep on it.