Mexican federal authorities moved forcefully yesterday to begin evicting U.S. retirees from homes built on beach property that is at the center of a long-running land battle.
Backed up by more than 400 police officers, officials of a federal land agency went door to door to carry out an eviction order handed down last week by Mexico's Supreme Court to settle the ownership dispute.
Residents in some cases were given no more than a few minutes to abandon homes on a scenic finger of land about 18 miles south of the port city of Ensenada.
``It's like somebody dying and you have to say goodbye,'' said Guadalupe Limon, tears trailing under her sunglasses.
Limon and her husband, Juan, had to pack up their belongings and leave the two-story house across the street from the beach where they lived part time for 12 years.
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2006-10-25
13:14:30
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Answ3r3r yes we should all respect the law starting with sending illegal immigrants home as the came illegal do you respect that
2006-10-25
13:24:42 ·
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Leon you didnt read the article they did pay
2006-10-25
15:08:03 ·
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